A Pickup Truck Driver Smashed Into Multiple Cars During A Wild Rampage In BC (VIDEO)

Police are looking for the driver.

The truck seen hurtling towards two parked vehicles. Right: The pickup truck seen hitting a parked car.

The truck seen hurtling towards two parked vehicles. Right: The pickup truck seen hitting a parked car.

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The Delta Police Department released a video of a driver smashing into multiple cars with a pickup truck on a residential road in North Delta.

Police are now searching for the driver. The incident occurred on April 11, and Delta police said in an Instagram post that the vehicle is believed to be a Nissan Titan pickup truck.

Police said that no one was hurt in the hit and run, but that "substantial damage was caused to other vehicles."

In the video, which was posted on Instagram, the pickup truck can be seen first smashing into a white car parked on the side of the road. The back of the truck swings into the parked car before the truck drives away.

The next part of the video shows what appears to be the same truck swerving on the road before crashing into another parked car. This car was in the driveway of a home.

After hitting the second car, the pickup truck appears to leave the scene.

The videos appear to have been taken from home security cameras from the houses in the area.

Delta police added that the "vehicle was last seen travelling westbound on 80th ave from 119th."

Police said they are looking to speak with the driver of the pickup truck.

The Delta Police department also encouraged people to share the video of the incident. If anyone has any information, they are asked to call 604-946-4411and to quote the file DE 2022-7478.

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