Toronto man charged in hit-and-run that critically injured pedestrian

A Toronto man has been charged in reference to a hit-and-run crash involving a pedestrian within the metropolis’s Stockyards District.

The fail-to-remain collision occurred Nov. 12, shortly after 8 p.m., close to Outdated Weston Highway and Algarve Crescent, which is south of Rogers Highway.

Investigators stated a 37-year-old-man was driving a Chevrolet Cruze northbound on Outdated Weston Highway, close to Algarve Crescent, when he misplaced management of his automobile and struck a parked automobile.

A 32-year-old man who was standing close to that automobile was hit. His accidents had been life-threatening.

The Chevy driver fled the scene on foot, police stated.

Members of Toronto police’s Visitors Providers investigated the collision and allegedly had been capable of establish the Chevrolet driver as Robert William Myers, 37, of Toronto.

Myers was arrested Jan. 14 and charged with one rely every of harmful operation of a conveyance inflicting bodily hurt and leaving an accident scene inflicting bodily hurt. He's set to seem in courtroom March 3.