Suspect sought after police officer injured during interaction at McDonald's drive-thru in Port Hope, Ont.
Police are searching for a suspect after an officer was injured during an interaction in Port Hope, Ont. on Sunday afternoon.
The incident occurred just before 5 p.m. at the drive-thru of a McDonald's near Highways 401 and 28, where an alleged stolen vehicle was spotted."As a result, one of our officers was injured and transported to Northumberland Hills Hospital," Port Hope police said in news release. They did not say the nature of the officer's injury."We are extremely fortunate and appreciative that our officer will recover from her injuries," police said.
They added that the Special Investigations Unit , Ontario's police watchdog that investigates the conduct of police that may have resulted in death, serious injury, sexual assault, and/or the discharge of a firearm at a person, has invoked its mandate.There is no information on the suspect, but the OPP issued an advisory on Twitter, asking for the public's help in locating a black 2004 GMC Canyon Commercial truck with a licence plate "BE38852.
Pls be alert for an older model GMC Canyon pickup truck, black with a black tonneau cover bearing Ontario Licence plates, “BE38852”. The truck will have damage to the front end and is believed to be in the Lindsay area. **IF SEEN DO NOT APPROACH AND CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY**
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