Driver charged after collision in Sarnia
Source: Sarnia Police/X.
A driver has been charged in Sarnia after a collision on Sunday morning.
The Sarnia Police Service (SPS) said on X that just before 10 a.m., a westbound driver failed to stop at a stop sign at Mitton Street and Maria Street.
The driver allegedly hit another vehicle and a parked car. Minor injuries were sustained in the incident.
The SPS has charged the driver with disobeying a stop sign.
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