Special Investigations Unit called in after Cambridge crash
The province’s Special Investigations Unit. (File photo)
The Special Investigations Unit is looking into the circumstances surrounding a Cambridge collision that sent a driver to hospital.
At 12:05 a.m. Wednesday, a Waterloo Regional Police officer tried to stop a vehicle for traffic violations.
The driver, a 53-year-old woman, refused to stop and subsequently crashed her vehicle at Shantz Hill Road and Fountain Street South.
She was then taken to hospital.
According to the SIU, she was admitted and was being assessed.
No further details have been shared about her injuries.
The SIU was then notified and has confirmed that they are investigating this incident.
They are asking anyone with security or dash cam video to contact their investigators at 1-800-787-8529 or online.
The SIU invokes its mandate any time police officers are involved in an incident involving serious injuries, death or sexual assault.
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