The RCMP has confirmed it will test three roadside screening devices by checking saliva for presence of drugs such as marijuana. Doug Beirness (BARE'-nus), vice-chairman of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science's Drugs and Driving Committee, says the Mounties and the Ontario government funded the research. He says police will the devices especially as Canada aims to legalize marijuana. (The devices would be used the same as breathalyzers to check for alcohol, and blood tests would later confirm the presence of pot or other drugs to make convictions possible.)

Date: 2016-04-21
Placeline: OTTAWA.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 20 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << the oral fluid screening would work in the same way as an alcohol screening device in that the police officer who suspect you might have been using drugs is okay stickers in your mouth for a couple of minutes we test it comes back positive he said you're going downtown >>

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