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Recently, the CBC in Canada has reported on a case where a man in British Columbia was charged, twice, for refusing to provide a breath sample. Read the article HERE. Without reviewing his medical records, certainly a definitive conclusion as to his ability to provide a sample cannot be made. However, the ability to provide breath sample suitable for analysis can be impacted by a history of COPD, and in certain cases, the size and stature of the individual being tested. The person's lung function is measurable, and the likelihood of sample provision capabilities can be established. We will report more on this story as it unfolds. Stay tuned... |
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