A Ford Transit Connects police van crashed into a home in Scarborough on Monday morning. The home was severely damaged but the homeowner was able to find temporary housing. A structural engineer was called in to assess the damage. The police vehicle had damage to its front end, but has been recovered. Collision investigators are still on the scene. A moose also suffered damage. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Three vehicle crash in Scarborough

A serious three vehicle crash in Scarborough on Monday night has left three people injured, including two teenagers. Emergency crews were called to the scene near Pharmacy Avenue and Donside Drive. Rescue crews were able to free one female who was trapped in her car. She suffered critical injuries and was rushed to a hospital, while her two young daughters were taken to SickKids Hospital. The other driver, a woman in her 50s, was taken to hospital with “lesser injuries.”

A three vehicle crash in Scarborough has left one woman dead and two others injured. The crash happened at approximately 10:45 a.m. near Morningside Avenue and Casebridge Court, just north of Sheppard Avenue. One vehicle slammed into a tree and another struck a street light. One of the victims, a 23-year-old man, was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the tractor-trailer and the driver of the other vehicle were not injured, but the two passengers were.

Police van strikes house

A police van has crashed into a house in Scarborough, narrowly missing a homeowner and two officers. The incident happened at around 22:50 BST. Police are investigating the cause of the collision, which was the result of an unrelated disturbance call. The homeowner has been put up in temporary accommodation while structural engineers assess the house. The police are asking people to contact them if they have any information. They are also appealing for witnesses to the incident.

Car vs moose

Two people were hurt in a car versus moose crash in Maine. The crash occurred around 1:00 a.m. on the southbound Turnpike (I-95) in Scarborough. The car struck the moose, then rebounded and collided with a passing tractor trailer. The driver, Jordan Andujar, was taken to a hospital in Portland with non-life-threatening injuries. The moose was pronounced dead at the scene.

The incident has forced police to put up signs warning drivers not to let moose lick the salt from their cars. The moose lives in Jasper National Park and people often stop their vehicles to get a glimpse of the animals. While these animals are not aggressive, they can become habituated to people and pose a threat to drivers. Therefore, it is best to drive away from a car when there is a moose nearby.