An Ontario Driver Just Completely Demolished Two Parked Cars By Driving On Top Of Them

They were parked at a residential home overnight.
An Ontario Driver Just Completely Demolished Two Parked Cars By Driving On Top Of Them
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A Bradford residence got quite the surprise overnight when an Ontario driver crashed onto their property and crushed both cars parked in their driveway.

The incident occurred on Tuesday evening on a property in Bradford, Ontario, South Simcoe Police say.

The South Simcoe Police took to Twitter to share the news.

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The man responsible for the crash initially fled on foot, Police say, but was later apprehended and arrested.

The man is now in custody, with charges pending, and is being treated for minor injuries.

Ontario Police have had quite the week on the roads.

They were also forced to stop a car driving with a piece of furniture duct-taped to the roof.

The investigation of the Bradford crash is still ongoing and more details are expected to emerge.

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