Waterloo Regional Police have arrested a man and are looking for a woman after a vehicle crashed into a bus shelter in Kitchener on Wednesday.
Police first reported the collision on Twitter at around noon, saying that they were one scene at Spadina and Highland roads.
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A police spokesperson told Global News that the vehicle had flipped over before hitting a bus shelter
No injuries were reported as a result.
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Police say they arrested a man for impaired driving while officers were searching for a female passenger to check on her wellbeing.
They said the woman was last seen heading eastbound on Spadina Road. She was described as a white woman, in her late 20s, wearing glasses and dark clothing.
The female passenger was last seen heading east on Spadina. She has been described as a white female with blonde hair, in her late 20's, wearing glasses and dark clothing.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact police at 519-570-9777 or @WaterlooCrime . https://t.co/Y1vEe5niKC
— Waterloo Regional Police (@WRPSToday) February 3, 2021
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