Photo courtesy of OPP

Photo courtesy of OPP

Truck crashes into home

By Scott Kitching

December 6, 2018 - 7:44pm

A 92-year-old man escaped injury when his pickup truck crashed through a garage door in Glencoe.

Middlesex OPP said it happened Thursday morning. A resident of the home was in the garage at the time of the crash, but wasn't hurt.

Police said charges are pending.

#MiddlesexOPP investigating vehicle crashing into home in #Glencoe. No injuries to 92 year old driver. Resident in garage at time of crash, no injuries. Charges pending. Scene clear ^mg. pic.twitter.com/cIjQ8OjqhW
— OPP West (@OPP_WR) December 6, 2018

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