St. Thomas Police cruiser. (Photo by Miranda Chant, BlackburnNews.com)St. Thomas police are looking for the driver of a vehicle involved in a weekend crash.
The collision occurred on Saturday at the intersection of Elgin and Talbot Streets.
"Prior to police arrival the driver of one of the vehicles involved fled from the scene," a police release said. Police confirmed that both vehicles were left at the scene, having suffered serious damage.
No injuries have been reported.
The investigation is ongoing.
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