The charge was dropped!

After readying the disclosure - very apparent that the fire chief worked closely with the police to construct his statement....Crown must have also seen the numerous flaws.

Did you get your answer?

I've requested disclosure. I'll post the results. As soon as I receive the name of the person chasing me, I will phone the opp and make the complaint. If they fail to do anything, I will attend the justice of the peace and get a formal charge that way.

Thanks for all the support; when I came home, my wife immediately instructed me to document the entire day, which I did. So I have my own written statement here at home. My wife and I also made a compliant to the Military's chief for his conduct that day...they encouraged us to formalize a complaint against him to the commissionaire. We just wanted the money back which cost us to get the vehicle out of the pound. They had the tow truck waiting for me...as soon as they found me. When the chief aggressively pursued me, he was tail gating me. I found it bizarre that he was going below the post sp...

Military police

I looked into my options about making a formal complaint against the officer, which I am in the process of doing. A formal complaint can be filed with the OPP commissionaire. They do take these complaints seriously, as it appears from their web page. It is so frustrating that it isn't enough that they just can't issue the ticket and let us be on our way.

Just out of curiosity, how did you become aware of the fact that a person with "power" status was the one who made the complaint? Did the police tell you? Answer: The Federal police told me...the witness is the local fire chief. They arrested me for impaired. After three hours in detention, three breath tests, which resulted in zero alcohol results after their threats to admit guilt or they would charge me with refusing to take the test, they finally let me go (my kids had the pleasure of watching me be arrested). The Federal police charged me with careless driving. After my wife spo...

Also the person that I passed was not a police officer, but still someone in the community with power status.

Yes, your correct. Once I receive disclosure and obtain the name of the witness who took this aggressive pursuit against me, I will formalize a complaint to the OPP for his own careless driving behaviour.

I was pulled over and charged for not having my primary son in a booster seat. I was in a hurry. I kept asking the officer to hurry. To emphasize my time constraint, I informed the officer that I had to be at a medical appointment which was still some distance away and that my spouse was admitted into hospital unexpectedly the day before and that was why I did not have the booster seat as it was in his vehicle. The officer never the less took her time and made a point of saying that I was not going to make it. She also reported me to the Children's Aid....needless to say, they were not concern...

The person that I passed was going below the post speed limit. I wasn't speeding. Thank you for pointing that out.

After passing a person in "authority" on a country road four months later, the OPP served a notice to appear for careless driving.

Proving diligence and care should not be a problem. The only witness are two persons, each one I passed. No cars were approaching in the opposite direction....truthfully, I'm not sure what this power-trippers problem is. After I passed him, he aggressively chased me.

I'm looking for recent cases to advocate that passing is not against the law!

Thanks.

Are their any successful defences for this statue?

Any case would be helpful.