Police looking for driver and vehicle involved in downtown hit and run
The Toronto Police have asked for the public’s assistance identifying and locating a driver and vehicle involved in a dangerous driving investigation that occurred last month.
On Monday, March 18, just after 8:20 pm, police responded to a collision involving a cyclist at the intersection of Edward Street and Bay Street, near Ryerson University.
According to investigators, a man was driving a blue SUV westbound on Edward Street when he became involved in a verbal confrontation with a cyclist.
Police say the suspect then reversed, re-positioned his vehicle and drove toward the cyclist and struck the cyclist and drove over his bicycle.
The motor vehicle then accelerated and fled the scene, and was last seen northbound on Bay Street.
The cyclist was then taken to a hospital and was treated for injuries.
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Investigators are now asking if anyone was in the area of Edward Street and Bay Street on March 18, around 8:13 pm who might have seen anything or may have dash cam video of the incident.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact police at 416-808-5200, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or online.