Toronto terror: Woman arrested after driving wrong way, striking vehicles
Incident details
A woman in her 80’s has been arrested after driving the wrong way in downtown Toronto—striking multiple vehicles.
Videos posted on social media (WARNING: explicit language) show a dark-coloured vehicle with extensive front-end damage and airbags deployed driving west on the eastbound lane of Front Street East near Princess Street on Dec. 12.
- Vehicles heading eastbound tried to get out of the way to avoid being hit.
- One motorist got out of his vehicle after being hit and tried to stop the woman, but was unsuccessful.
- The woman was taken to hospital following her arrest. Toronto police didn’t disclose the severity of her injuries.
- No other injuries were reported.
#WATCH: Person crashes into multiple vehicles in Toronto and drives off. pic.twitter.com/9JiBTdIhfk
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) December 13, 2024
Investigation updates
The cause of the multi-vehicle collision remains under investigation. It’s unclear if charges are pending.
Anyone with information on the incident, including additional video footage, is asked to contact Toronto police.
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