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Halifax police seek driver of vehicle that smashed into Clayton Park home

A car crashed into 38 Clayton Park Drive in Halifax on Sunday. The home is pictured on the day after on May 14, 2018. Steve Silva / Global News

Police in Halifax are turning to the public to help find the person responsible for crashing a vehicle into a Clayton Park home Saturday morning.

Halifax Regional Police say at around 11:20 a.m., an officer tried to stop a vehicle for driving through a stop sign.

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Police say the driving offence happened in the Bayview Rd and Woodbank Terrace area.

Police say the driver didn’t pull over, and a short time later the vehicle was found smashed into a home in the first block of Clayton Park Drive.

The driver was seen fleeing the scene on foot.

There were no injuries.

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A canine unit was unable to track down the suspect.

Officers are looking for a black, six-foot-tall man in his 20s. Police say he was wearing a white T-shirt and jeans at the time.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Halifax Regional Police or Crime Stoppers.

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