The driver of an alleged stolen vehicle is accused of speeding through a red light and striking two vehicles in Halton Region, including one that was carrying a four-year-old child.
The driver of an alleged stolen vehicle is accused of speeding through a red light and striking two vehicles in Halton Region, including one that was carrying a four-year-old child, on Wednesday afternoon.
“Fortunately, the child was not seriously injured; however, the driver of the vehicle was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries,” police said in a news release on Thursday. Officers tried to stop him, but the driver did not comply, and police said he continued at a high rate of speed towards Oakville.
The suspect fled the scene again on foot and allegedly tried to rob an employee of their car keys in the parking lot of the Ford factory.
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