TMU campus hit-and-run was an ‘intentional targeting of a specific individual,’ police believe

Four injured in hit-and-run at Toronto Metropolitan University pedestrian walkway

Police say while the investigation is still in early stages, it appears that the vehicle was intentionally targeting a person on the walkway

TMU campus hit-and-run was an ‘intentional targeting of a specific individual,’ police believe

Toronto police say they believe one person was targeted by a driver who struck and injured four pedestrians on the TMU campus Tuesday afternoon before fleeing the area.

Four pedestrians were injured by a vehicle on the campus of the Metropolitan University of Toronto (MUT) in the city centre.

Hit-and-run on TMU campus appears to have targeted a specific person: Toronto police

TORONTO — Police say the driver of a vehicle that struck several pedestrians on Toronto Metropolitan University's downtown campus Tuesday may have been targeting a specific individual on the walkway.

Multiple people hit by vehicle on pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University, police say incident ‘may have been intentional’

Police posted on X that they had received multiple reports for pedestrians hit by a driver of a vehicle on Nelson Mandela Walk — a pedestrian-only street that runs north-south near Yonge and Gerrard Streets.

Driver may have targeted victim as four hurt in hit-and-run on pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University

Police posted on X that they had received multiple reports for pedestrians hit by a driver of a vehicle on Nelson Mandela Walk — a pedestrian-only street that runs north-south near Yonge and Gerrard Streets.