Man charged with impaired driving following fatal Simcoe collision: police
A person has been charged with impaired driving-related offences following a deadly collision in Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ont., police say.
In a information launch, South Simcoe Police Service mentioned officers responded to experiences of a collision at round 12:20 a.m. Saturday.
Police mentioned a motorcyclist had been hit by two separate automobiles on Holland Road East and Barrie Road. Officers decided the bike was rear-ended by one car earlier than it hit the second.
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The automotive that rear-ended the bike mounted the sidewalk and crashed right into a constructing, severing a fuel line, police mentioned.
The motorcyclist, a 32-year-old man from Bradford, was pronounced useless on the scene, police mentioned.
The driving force allegedly fled the scene on foot earlier than a K9 unit attended the scene and assisted with the motive force’s arrest. The driving force of the second car co-operated with police.
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South Simcoe Police mentioned they arrested 29-year-old Johnathon Harrington from Bradford. He has been charged with impaired driving inflicting demise, harmful operation inflicting demise and failure to stay on the scene of an accident, police mentioned.
He was held for a bail listening to.
Police alleged each alcohol and velocity had been components within the collision. They requested for witnesses who might have seen the automobiles throughout or previous to the crash to return ahead.
