News: 2 teens, man arrested following injury crash in Etobicoke
ETOBICOKE, ON – Two teenage boys and an 18-year-old man were arrested following an injury crash that happened in Etobicoke...
TORONTO, ON – A male cyclist was left in serious condition after getting hit by a vehicle in the Regent Park district Thursday.
Toronto Police arrived at the intersection of Queen Street and River Street before 2:15 p.m. Officers shut down the eastbound directions to accommodate the scene clearance process. No lanes have reopened at this time.
COLLISION:
Queen St and River St
2:13 pm
-cyclist struck by a vehicle
-driver remained o/s
-unknown injuries
ROAD CLOSURES:
-E/B Queen St at River St
-expect delays in the area.#GO744670
^lm— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) April 10, 2025
EMS transported the cyclist to a hospital, where he is recovering.
Additional details will be added after our team learns more.
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