One injured, charges pending in Highway 11 crash
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One person was taken to hospital and charges are pending following a crash between a commercial vehicle and pickup truck Thursday on Highway 11, police say.
One person was taken to hospital and charges are pending following a crash between a commercial vehicle and pickup truck Thursday on Highway 11, police say.
Highway 11 reopened fully in the Fauquier area between Cochrane and Hearst, Ontario Provincial Police said Thursday just before 5:30 p.m.
Emergency responders were on the scene for much of the afternoon investigating the collision that took place around 9:30 a.m.
"One person was injured in this collision and was sent to hospital," OPP Const. Kyler Brouwer toldCTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca in an email Friday morning."
"The injuries were deemed to be non-life threatening and non-life altering."
Charges are pending as the investigation continues, Brouwer said.
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