Man In Hospital After Crash Near Walton

By Adam Bell

October 13, 2018 - 10:27am

A man is in hospital after a crash near Walton. Shortly after 10:35 Friday night, Huron OPP, Huron Paramedic and Huron East Fire services responded to a single vehicle crash on Hullett-McKillop Road.

Upon arrival, emergency service providers located a heavily damaged pickup truck that had collided with a tree. A male was transported to a local hospital before he was air-lifted to a hospital in London with life-threatening injuries.

Anyone with information about this crash is asked to contact Huron OPP, or Crimestoppers.

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