CANADAHALIFAX news Police look for driver after pedestrian struck last month in Dartmouth by admin 5 نوفمبر، 2021 written by admin 5 نوفمبر، 2021 170 Police say a man was in a marked crosswalk when he was hit by a car on Windmill Road on Oct. 17 CITYnews\ Meghan Groff Listen to this article Halifax Regional Police are looking for the driver of a dark grey sedan after a pedestrian was struck in Dartmouth last month. Police say a man was in a marked crosswalk when he was hit on Windmill Road north of Albro Lake Road at around 8 p.m. on Sunday, October 17. The pedestrian was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. They say the driver stopped and got out of the vehicle, but then left without talking to the pedestrian. The vehicle is described as a small, four door dark grey sedan that might have been a Honda or Toyota. The driver is described as Black, in his 30s with a buzz cut. He had been wearing a grey shirt. Anyone with information or video from the area is asked to call police at 902-490-5020 or submit an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers. 18 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post N.S. rent cap should have been more targeted: Property owners group next post Police continue to look for Montreal woman 30 years after her bank card was used in Halifax You may also like Police involved in power pole crash while chasing... 28 أبريل، 2026 Three drivers in HRM charged with stunting 28 أبريل، 2026 كندا لا تزال تراجع خطتها لشراء مقاتلات ’’إف... 28 أبريل، 2026 كارني يُعلن إنشاء أوّل صندوق سيادي للثروة الوطنية... 28 أبريل، 2026 Manitoba man killed in Shubenacadie car crash 27 أبريل، 2026 Prime Minister Mark Carney announces Canada’s 1st sovereign... 27 أبريل، 2026 Power restored after thousands in the dark in... 27 أبريل، 2026 Church Point’s historic Église Sainte-Marie wins national restoration... 27 أبريل، 2026 كارني ناقش مع شينباوم مجالات التعاون بين بلديهما 27 أبريل، 2026 بريتيش كولومبيا: الخمور الأميركية ستبقى محظورة لأنّ الناس... 27 أبريل، 2026 Leave a Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ