City attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan says Brown must also complete a 90-day alcohol-education course.Brown’s lawyer Tiffany Feder, who entered the plea on Wednesday (local time), says another charge of driving under the influence had been dismissed.
She declined to comment further.
Brown was arrested on March 26 after he was spotted talking on a mobile phone without a hands-free kit.
He then failed a sobriety test, police said.
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:)) this is a very funny news. Not just that he was driving under the influence of alcohol but he was also talking at the phone and this was the reason why cops stopped him:))
I'm so grad that happened because all drunk drivers should pay for their action.
The number of impaired driving Toronto cases increased lately together with the number of car accidents and injured people....that means this is one of the main reason for car crashes so the police should do whatever they can to stop this trend.
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