Three arrested after car crashes into power pole

By News Staff

Posted Oct 12, 2014 11:09:37 AM.

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Halifax Regional Police are investigating after a car crashed into a power pole Prince Albert Road just after midnight Sunday morning.

Police say as the officer arrived on scene he saw two women running from the car.

After they were arrested, the officer found out a third person also fled from the site into a nearby wooded area.

Police conducted a search with several units, including K9, and a man who police say was the driver of the vehicle was also arrested.

During the crash, one of the women was ejected from the car, both were taken to hospital.  The driver wasn’t hurt.

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