Man Charged After St. Catharines Collision

Thursday, 20 June 2024 12:13

By Geoff Waterfield

NRP say a woman died last month after a Toyota collided with her motorcycle

An update from police concerning a collision in St. Catharines last month that claimed the life of a 60-year old woman.

Officers were called to the intersection of St. Paul Street West and Third Street Louth, to find a Toyota Tundra had collided with a motorcycle.

The woman driving the motorcycle was thrown, and died at the scene.

Police have charged 60-year old Darren Rogers of Pelham with careless driving causing death, and dangerous operation causing death.

He remains in custody pending a bail hearing today in St. Catharines.

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