News: 2 hospitalized after collision with OPP cruiser in Hamilton
HAMILTON, ON – Two people were hospitalized as a result of a multi-vehicle collision involving an Ontario Provincial Police cruiser...
TORONTO, ON — A Toronto Police Service officer was involved in a collision that downed a light pole Saturday morning in Toronto’s Harbourfront area, according to CTV News.
The accident happened at the intersection of Fort York Boulevard and Dan Leckie Way. It was first reported by the Toronto Police Operations at 8:50 a.m., when part of westbound Fort York was already closed for a reconstruction investigation.
Details are limited, but a police cruiser appeared to have been in a single-vehicle wreck involving a light pole, which was downed in the incident.
Authorities said one officer was transported to an area hospital as a precaution, suggesting minor injuries. One other officer was reported uninjured.
If you were hurt in a recent Toronto collision caused by another party, our team of experienced Toronto car accident lawyers at Grillo Law would like to support you in the fight for justice and fair compensation. We are prepared to learn about your case and help you fight for the best outcome. Contact our office today at 416 614 6000 to book a free consultation.
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