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The tongue-in-cheek warning was made following an incident on Monday Sept. 23, when police responded to reports of a go-kart driving aggressively in heavy traffic on Peatt Road and Hockley Avenue in Langford.

Behind the wheel of the go-kart was a 45-year-old man. His go-kart was towed, and he was charged with having no vehicle licence.

According to Cpl. Nancy Saggar, media relations officer for West Shore RCMP, when the call first came in, police suspected the driver might be impaired or young.

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To add insult to injury, the driver might have evaded capture if he hadnB次元官网网址檛 led police directly to his whereabouts. During his escapades, the go-kart had driven over a can of white spray paint dropped on the road by the wannabe Mario.

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