Provincial police are looking for a driver responsible for a high-speed hit and run that took place on a busy highway earlier this month.
The incident, which was captured on a dashboard camera, took place on Highway 410 on Friday, May 3, according to OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt.
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“Who would do this?” asked Schmidt on Twitter, who shared the 32-second clip on Tuesday evening.
In the short video, a driver can be seen trying to pass another vehicle in the HOV lane. The vehicle, which appears to be a dark-coloured sedan, can be seen cutting into the barrier space between lanes, before abruptly entering back into the HOV lane.
The dark vehicle then makes contact with a grey-coloured vehicle, causing the grey vehicle to lose control and spin 180-degrees before coming to a stop.
The driver of the dark vehicle can be seen fleeing from the scene.
Who would do this? Help us identify the driver of the car that failed to remain on #Hwy410 – May 3, 2019.
Call Port Credit OPP with any information 905-278-6131 pic.twitter.com/D2Kt5hSc0S— Sgt Kerry Schmidt (@OPP_HSD) May 15, 2019
Anyone with any information regarding this incident should call Port Credit OPP at 905-278-6131.