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Durham Police Recruit Killed, Another in Life-Threatening Condition, After Collision Near Ontario Police College
Police said the recruits were traveling to a training session when a sedan collided with a transport truck, killing one and critically injuring another.
- On Tuesday, a Durham Regional Police recruit died and another remains in critical condition following a collision near the Ontario Police College in Malahide Township.
- The two constables in training were traveling to a scheduled police session when their sedan collided with a transport truck, Chief Peter Moreira said.
- Elgin OPP reported the crash occurred at approximately 11:20 a.m. at the intersection of College Line and Imperial Road; the transport truck driver was uninjured.
- Moreira expressed "deep sadness" over the "profound loss," saying the Durham Regional Police are focusing on providing care and support to the recruits' families.
- Ontario Provincial Police continue investigating the crash with the scene closed; officials have not released the recruits' identities or indicated whether charges are pending.
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Durham police recruit killed, another in life-threatening condition, after collision near Ontario Police College
A constable-in-training (CIT) from Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) had died, while another is fighting for their life, following a motor vehicle collision, Police Chief Peter Moreira has confirmed.
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Durham police recruit killed, another seriously hurt in crash near Ontario Police College
Durham Region police say one of their recruits has died and another was seriously injured in a collision near the Ontario Police College in southwestern Ontario. Chief Peter Moreira says he is mourning "a profound loss” following the crash that occurred in Malahide Township on Tuesday. 🎧 Local news stories that matter most to youSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever you get your podcasts to get notified of new episodes every day.…
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