Cops nab Brampton driver for ‘doing doughnuts’ in front of officers at Mississauga mall

A driver from Brampton is learning the hard way that cops don’t make for an appreciative stunt-driving audience.

Peel Regional Police said on Tuesday (July 25) that a driver from Brampton was charged with stunt driving following an incident at Westwood Mall in Mississauga.

The mall has become notorious for loud car meet-ups, with police cracking down on drivers using the empty parking lot for dangerous stunting like drifting and doing donuts.

One driver must have been feeling a little too fast and furious as police say the driver was “doing doughnuts” right in front of a PRP officer.

The 21-year-old driver from Brampton was charged with stunting and was hit with a 30-day license suspension. The vehicle was also impounded for 14 days, police said.

Police have been paying extra attention to street racing and stunting in recent months, seizing a number of vehicles and laying numerous charges to date.

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A late-February police blitz on the illegal stunt drivers and street racers led to dozens of charges as cops and local politicians teamed up to address the problem.

With files from Declan Finucane