10 injured, 2 dead after driver crashes into West Vancouver wedding
CTV
Ten people were hospitalized and two others reportedly died after a driver crashed into a wedding party in West Vancouver Saturday night.
Ten people were hospitalized and two others reportedly died after a driver crashed into a wedding party in West Vancouver Saturday night.
The incident occurred around 6:10 p.m., according to B.C. Emergency Health Services, which said it dispatched 11 ground ambulances and one air ambulance to the scene on Keith Road.
Of the 10 patients transported to hospital, two were in critical condition, three were in serious condition and five were in stable condition, EHS said.
The vehicle was reportedly pulling out of a driveway when it accelerated into a crowd of people.
The 400 block of Keith Road was closed as police investigated. The West Vancouver Police Department said it would not be speaking to the media or releasing any more information on the incident Sunday.
The department said it plans to issue a statement and take questions on Monday.
Residents of the wealthy neighbourhood were left to speculate Sunday as to what exactly had gone wrong.
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