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Toronto mayor nominee Ford admits U.S. charges
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Thu Aug 19, 2010 CBC News
Toronto mayoral candidate Rob Ford says he pleaded guilty to a charge of refusing to give a breath sample while driving in Florida 11 years ago and also faced a marijuana possession charge that was later dropped. Speaking at a Thursday morning news conference that he called to address an article in the Toronto Sun in which he admitted to the marijuana charge, Ford revealed the breathalyzer conviction. "I guess I had a few drinks at [a] Valentine's dinner with my wife. And it was a mistake. I shouldn't have been driving," he said. |
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