A Halifax Regional Police cruiser was involved in a head-on crash with a car on Pleasant St. on Friday.
A police spokesperson said investigators believe the car was travelling southbound on Pleasant Street when it crossed the centre line, hitting the cruiser that was travelling northbound.
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Both drivers were taken to Dartmouth General hospital with minor injuries.
Police say they do anticipate laying charges under the Motor Vehicle Act, but won’t make a final decision until witness interviews are done.
Police closed Pleasant St. while emergency crews were on the scene.
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