A Car Rally At Wasaga Beach Was Chaos This Weekend & Hundreds Were Charged (VIDEOS)

Over 300 charges were issued.

Contributing Writer

A car rally at Wasaga Beach this weekend resulted in hundreds of calls and charges due to a large gathering of unruly motorists.

According to the OPP, the Huronia West Detachment had increased the number of on-duty officers in the region ahead of the unsanctioned event. However, that appears to have done little to dissuade people from attending.

@tannerstuempfle47

Cops trying to move crowd so they can tow a local guy a H20i car show in Wasaga Beach. They towed cars just for parking there. #h20i

Officers responded to a total of 439 calls for service in the Townships of Springwater, Clearview and the Town of Wasaga Beach.

@tannerstuempfle47

Cops at H20i #h20i

A total of 70 vehicles were towed away for a variety of offences including stunt driving, impaired driving and unfit vehicles.

Overall, 383 charges were laid for violating provincial acts while travelling on the area's roadways over the weekend.

Videos of the event that were posted online show huge crowds of people, with police surrounding them.

At one point, it even appears that an altercation occurs between officers and attendees.

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