Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating after a collision involving a horse-drawn buggy and a business window in Lunenburg.
Police say that at 12:50 p.m., officers responded to a collision on Montague Street that involved a horse-and-buggy tour.
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It is believed that the horse became spooked and took off running with passengers on board.
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The horse struck a parked vehicle before eventually crashing into a glass window at a local business.
The driver and two passengers on board were not injured.
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However, police say the horse received several stitches.
The Mounties say the incident remains under investigation.
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