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Goldring slams Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Click here to read Goldring's take on MADD December 2009, lashed out at Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada and federal politicians against laws that require drivers to provide breath samples "even if police do not have a reason to believe they are impaired." -
Goldring stopped by cops, refuses breathalyzer
Read our story from the time Goldring says he had only drank one beer when he refused to provide police with a breath sample when pulled over by a roving CheckStop, Dec. 4, 2011. -
Goldring "snarky": Cop in court
Read the story A police officer in court describes Goldring as “snarky, dismissive, belligerent, argumentative, judgmental and condescending” after he was pulled over. -
Goldring disputes police evidence
Read the story In court, Goldring testifies in his own defence, disputing the evidence of the arresting officer and claiming his Charter rights were breached, including not being allowed to speak to a lawyer after being arrested. He also claimed he was manhandled by the officer and was handcuffed so tightly that he bled. -
Goldring not guilty
Read the story Goldring is found not guilty of refusing a breath test. The judge said he has ground for "reasonable doubt."
