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Fredericton — In preparation for the Trudeau government’s proposed legalization of marijuana, New Brunswick’s top RCMP officer, Assistant Commissioner Larry Tremblay, confirmed this week that his force has plans to collect mandatory roadside semen samples as a method of catching impaired drivers.
“With alcohol we have the breathalyzer test, it’s accurate and reliable,” said Tremblay, “for marijuana the breathalyzer technology simply doesn’t work, so we’ve been investigating alternatives.”
One of those alternatives, semen samples, is supported by results from researchers at the University of New Brunswick. In a report of preliminary findings, Dr. Jose Canterbury wrote: “Because the body produces semen on demand, THC (the active ingredient in marijuana) measurements from on-the-spot samples of drivers’ semen are more reliable than any other method of testing.”
Addressing concerns about invasion of privacy and sexism, Tremblay affirmed, “We’re just following the science on this one, nothing political here; men commit 89 percent of impaired driving offences, and if this is the best technique with the most accurate readings, then we’re going to give it a try.”
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