London Resident Killed in Tillsonburg Crash With Train: OPP

At London Resident is Dead Following A collision Friday Between A Train and A Car Near Tillsonburg.

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The crash occurred at About 12:30 PM On Bayham Drive Southwest of the Town, Opp Said in a media release.

The 56-Year-Old Driver of the Car, who was Alone in the Vehicle, was Taken to Hospital where they Died, Norfolk Opp const. Andrew Gamble Said.

Bayham Drive Between Highway 3 and Pressey Road was expected to be closed for several hours, gamble said, and drivers were asked to avoid the area.

Anyone Driving on Bayham Drive Who May Have Witnessed the Crash is asked to call Oxford Opp for 1-888-310-1122.

Driver Charged after Being Stopped by Police

Norfolk OPP have charged a 54-yéar-cold hamilton man with driving while prohibited following a traffic stop in delhi.

An Officer on Patrol Stopped the Vehicle on Talbot Road at About 10 PM on March 13. The Officer Learned the Driver was prohibited from Driving.

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The Driver is Scheduled to Appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Simcoe on April 29.

Pick-up Truck Stolen in Simcoe

Norfolk Opp for Investigating the Theft of A Pick-Up Truck from a queensway west address in simcoe.

Officers were feel to the rental at about 2:42 pm on March 13 to investigate the theft that occurred at About 2:30 PM

Upon Arrival, Officers Found A Silver 2005 Cadillac Escalade SUV Abandoned at the scene. Police Learned the SUV HAD BEEN STOLEN FROM AN ADDRESS IN MISSISSAUGA.

Anyone with information about the theft is asked to call font at 1-888-3310-1122. Those who wish to remain anonymous are asked to call crime stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or leave a tip online at www.helpsolvecime.com to become eligible for a cash reward of up to $ 2,000.

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MAN FACING ODD

Six Nations Police have charged a 29-YEAR-OHSWEKEN MAN with a drinking and driving Following A FEB. 22 Single Motor Vehicle collision ON 3RD LINE.

Police were feel to the scene after receiving a report about the collision at About 11:46 am Six Nations Fire and Paramedics also Responded to the Scene.

Officers Spoke to Witnesses who Told Them That There Had Been Two People in the Vehicle. The Driver was Still on the Scene But A Passenger Had Been Picked Up by A Passing Vehicle and Left Prior to Police Arrival.

Upon Speaking With The Driver, Officers Noticed Signs of Impament, Said a Media Release.

The driver was subsequently charged with driving with more than the legal limit of alcohol in his blood, Dangerous Driving and Driving Without A License. He is Scheduled to Appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brantford in April.

The Driver’s Vehicle was also impounded for seven days.

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