OPP seek witnesses to Hwy. 144 crash

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Police are looking for the occupants of two specific vehicles travelling along Highway 144 on Oct. 31 at the time of a two-vehicle collision. File photo.

Police are looking for the occupants of two specific vehicles travelling along Highway 144 on Oct. 31 at the time of a two-vehicle collision. File photo.

Nov 02, 2012- 10:05 AM

By: Sudbury Northern Life Staff

The Ontario Provincial Police would like to speak with the occupants of several vehicles that were travelling along Highway 144 on Oct. 31, who may have witnessed a two-vehicle collision around 11:30 a.m. near High Falls lookout.

Specifically, police are looking for the occupants of a black pickup truck that was heading south and a Saturn that was travelling north at the time of the crash. Police believe they may have information relevant to the investigation, and they are asked to contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.

Police said charges are pending in the collision that closed the highway for about an hour and resulted in non-life-threatening injuries. One person was taken to Health Sciences North for treatment, while two others were treated at the scene.
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