Belleville police say three people assisted in saving a woman who allegedly drove her car into the Moira River on Sunday.
A 56-year-old woman allegedly lost control and drove over the embankment while she was going southbound on Cannifton Road south of the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre.
Brett Black was a witness at the scene. He says that things were a bit scary when you could see the woman banging on her car windows from inside the car, unable to get out.
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Police say three passersby went into the Moira River to help the unidentified woman escape her car.
Police added that the woman was not injured but was issued a provincial offence notice for careless driving.
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