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RCMP say a medical episode that happened to the driver of a van, resulted in a single vehicle collision at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday on Main Street near Hespeler Avenue. The vehicle left the roadway, striking a hydro pole, bringing down lines and forcing the closure of Main Street. The 29-year-old male was not injured and RCMP say no charges are anticipated.
GREG VANDERMEULEN THE CARILLON
RCMP say a medical episode that happened to the driver of a van, resulted in a single vehicle collision at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday on Main Street near Hespeler Avenue. The vehicle left the roadway, striking a hydro pole, bringing down lines and forcing the closure of Main Street. The 29-year-old male was not injured and RCMP say no charges are anticipated. GREG VANDERMEULEN THE CARILLON
RCMP say a medical episode that happened to the driver of a van, resulted in a single vehicle collision at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday on Main Street near Hespeler Avenue. The vehicle left the roadway, striking a hydro pole, bringing down lines and forcing the closure of Main Street. The 29-year-old male was not injured and RCMP say no charges are anticipated.
