Pickup truck crashes into Brampton home injuring young girl, passenger
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Peel Regional Police say they have arrested a driver suspected to be impaired after a pickup truck crashed into a house in Brampton on Monday night.
Peel Regional Police say they arrested a driver suspected to be impaired after a pickup truck crashed into a house in Brampton on Monday night.
Police said the crash happened in Bovaird and Edenbrook Hill drives around 11:45 p.m.
A man driving a pickup truck had crashed into a home, sending two people to hospital, police said.
A young girl sleeping inside of the home was injured as well as the passenger of the truck. Their injuries are serious but non-life-threatening, police said.
The driver had fled on foot following the crash but was subsequently arrested, investigators said.
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