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Police Chase Crash: SIU Investigates

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High-speed chase in Lindsay ends in serious crash, SIU investigates

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Police Chase Crash: SIU Investigates

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Ontario's police watchdog is digging into a serious crash after a police chase in Lindsay Sunday morning. A 21-year-old man driving a BMW and his 32-year-old female passenger both ended up with major injuries when their car smashed during. The pursuit by Kawartha Lakes Police, it all kicked off with a 911 call about unknown trouble involving that BMW. An officer spotted at part, pulled up behind in the cruiser, and that's when the driver bolted, sparking the high-speed chase down Victoria Avenue, south. The human toll hits hard here, with the driver rushed to a local hospital for serious, but non-life-threatening wounds while the passenger got, airlifted to Toronto for her injuries. No word yet on other folks involved, but parked cars took a brutal hit too, one collided with the other crushed under the BMW. The Special Investigations Unit has no new details on the chase's end, but they're actively probing officer conduct and how it escalated. They're calling on anyone who saw it between Russell Street West and Glenelg Street West

to step up with info. As this probe rolls on, it'll shed light on what went down in those tense moments, keeping the focus on accountability and road safety of North. Canada News Today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters.

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