RCMP look for vehicle related to pedestrian being struck twice in Cole Harbour

Mounties say a dark-coloured Subaru SUV was seen at a gas station in the vicinity of the collision and investigators believe the driver may have information about the incident. (RCMP)

By Chris Halef

Posted Dec 13, 2024 04:06:51 PM.

Last Updated Dec 13, 2024 04:52:26 PM.

Halifax District RCMP are asking for the public’s help identifying a vehicle of interest in connection to incident where two vehicles struck female a pedestrian in Cole Harbour.

On the evening of Nov. 22, emergency crews responded to a report that a vehicle struck a pedestrian. The pedestrian suffered serious injuries, as a result.

Mounties say a dark-coloured Subaru SUV was seen at a gas station in the vicinity of the collision. Investigators believe the driver may have information about the incident.

They are described as a white man who was wearing a blue jacket and ball hat at the time.

Cole Harbour ped struck vehicle of interest
Vehicle and person of interest in Cole Harbour pedestrian struck investigation. Nova Scotia RCMP.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 902-490-5020 or reach out to Crime Stoppers.

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