Woman Charged After QEW Crash

Monday, 24 April 2023 09:25

By Geoff Waterfield

The crash last month claimed the life of a Beamsville boy

Provincial police say they've charged a 31-year old woman from Mississauga with dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm after a crash that left a 10-year old Beamsville boy dead.

It happened on the QEW near Tufford Road, when police say a car rammed into the back of an SUV, and that vehicle then hit another.

Lucas Thomas died at hospital, while his mother and twin brother suffered non-life threatening injuries.

The woman in the 3rd vehicle, and her passenger, also suffered minor injuries.

Police add the woman charged was not hurt.

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Woman Charged After QEW Crash

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