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Sun Youth offer reward to help track down Montreal hit-and-run driver

A Sun Youth poster announcing a reward to help find a suspect involved in a hit-and-run in June 2013. David Sedell/Global News

MONTREAL – With the help of an anonymous donor, Sun Youth is offering a reward to anyone who can help police track down a suspect involved in a hit-and-run last month.

A mother pushing her son in a stroller was knocked to the ground by a car on Friday, June 21 on Chabanel St. near the Marché Central.

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Both the mother and child survived the accident, although the mother injured her arm and is receiving treatment from a physiotherapist.

Police confirmed that the driver stopped, got out of her car and looked at the scene before driving away.

The suspect, described as an English-speaking Asian woman in her 50s, was driving a grey Mazda. The car license plate may have started with a ‘W.’

Authorities are hoping that the $3000 reward may help the investigation move forward.

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Anyone with information is asked to call Info-Crime at 514-393-1133.

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