Collision Sends NRP Officer to Hospital

Friday, 2 July 2021 06:12

Niagara Regional Police are investing a Canada Day collision in Niagara Falls that sent one of their own to hospital with minor injuries.

Niagara Regional Police continue to investigate a minor collision that sent a police officer to hospital.

It happened around 3:05 yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Stanley Avenue and Ferry Street in Niagara Falls.

The officer involved and another driver were taken to hospital with minor injuries, no one else was injured in the collision.

Anyone with information is being asked to call police.

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