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A Toronto police officer was hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash involving a tractor-trailer on Hwy. 403 in Mississauga on Thursday afternoon.
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Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said the crash involving a police motorcycle and a transport truck happened around 3:15 p.m. in the westbound lanes near Dundas St.
Peel paramedics said the officer was in serious condition.
“We’re thinking of our officer and wishing him a full and speedy recovery,” Toronto Police said in a statement posted to social-media site X, adding the officer’s injuries were deemed non-life-threatening.
Motorcycle collision: #Hwy403/Dundas St. Motorcycle rider has been taken to a trauma center. WB Hwy403 closed at Dundas. Updates to follow. ^ks pic.twitter.com/48fhb1CmIB
— OPP Highway Safety Division (@OPP_HSD) June 19, 2025
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A Toronto Police Motor Squad officer was injured in a collision this afternoon while on duty. He was transported to a trauma centre, and his injuries have been deemed non-life-threatening. We’re thinking of our officer and wishing him a full and speedy recovery. pic.twitter.com/j8OVkz5MS5
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