Montreal police searching are searching for a suspect in what is being described as a hit-and-run in Rivière-des-Prairies overnight, after a car crashed into a tree.
Shortly after 3;15 a.m. Sunday, officers responding to a 911 call about a car crash near the corner of Rodolphe-Forget and Perras boulevards, found a heavily damaged vehicle but no occupants.
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Montreal police spokesperson Caroline Chevrefils told Global News that a subsequent search in the area hadn’t turned anything up.
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“There are no arrests and we didn’t find anyone with any injuries,” she said.
The investigation continues with officers hoping to locate the vehicle’s owner in the near future.
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