GRAVENHURST, Ont. – Ontario provincial police say they are looking for witnesses after a police cruiser hit a 10-year-old near Muskoka on Thursday.
OPP say one of their police vehicles was turning into a parking lot in Gravenhurst, Ont., around 12:30 p.m. when it struck the young boy.
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They say the boy was riding a bicycle on the sidewalk when he was hit.
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The boy was taken to hospital with minor injuries and he has since been released.
The OPP’s traffic management team is investigating the incident.
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