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HALIFAX - Halifax police say Nova Scotia’s police watchdog will investigate after an alleged hit and run Saturday involving a truck that was being followed by city police.
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HALIFAX - Halifax police say Nova Scotia’s police watchdog will investigate after an alleged hit and run Saturday involving a truck that was being followed by city police.
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HALIFAX – Halifax police say Nova Scotia’s police watchdog will investigate after an alleged hit and run Saturday involving a truck that was being followed by city police.
The force says police followed a pickup truck that did not have a licence plate after it fled a parking lot in Dartmouth at a high speed.
Police say the truck did not stop when the police vehicle turned on its lights and sirens, and it struck another vehicle at an intersection.
A 58-year-old man driving the other vehicle sustained serious injuries and was transported to hospital.
The truck, which is described as a black Ford F-150, continued onto the A. Murray Mackay Bridge connecting Dartmouth to the Halifax peninsula and has not yet been located.
Police referred the incident to the province’s Serious Incident Response Team.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 11, 2026.
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