A Toronto driver who allegedly struck and killed a 26-year-old cyclist in late August has turned himself in to police.
Police said that a female cyclist was riding her bike on Burnhamthorpe just east of Kipling when the driver struck her.The victim, who police have not identified, was transported to hospital with serious injuries. One week later, she was pronounced dead.
Investigators previously asked the public for security or dashcam footage of the incident to identify the driver, a description of whom was not released, of the 2019 Volkswagen Jetta.He’s charged with dangerous conveyance causing death and careless driving causing death.
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