Toronto police say an officer is taken to hospital after being struck by a suspect vehicle during an incident involving an auto theft. Multiple outlets report that police attempted to stop a vehicle in connection with the theft and fired shots at or toward the vehicle. During or after the shooting, the officer is hit by the suspect vehicle and is injured. The officer is transported to hospital for treatment. Police have not, in the information provided here, released the suspect’s identity or details about charges. There is also no additional confirmed information in the supplied summaries about the suspect’s condition, whether anyone else was injured, or what prompted police to open fire. The reports agree on the core sequence: an attempted vehicle stop related to an auto theft, police gunfire involving the targeted vehicle, and an officer being struck by that vehicle, leading to hospital transport.
Toronto officer injured after police fire during auto theft; suspect vehicle hits officer
Toronto police say an officer is taken to hospital after being struck by a suspect vehicle during an incident involving an auto theft. Multiple outlets report that police attempted to stop a vehicle i...
- A Toronto police officer is injured and taken to hospital after being struck by a vehicle.
- Police attempt to stop a vehicle connected to an auto theft.
- Police fire shots at or toward the vehicle during the incident.
- The shooting occurs in connection with the vehicle stop and precedes the officer being hit.
A Toronto officer was taken to hospital Monday after being hit by a vehicle police attempted to stop by shooting at it.
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