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11-year-old on bicycle in Niagara Region narrowly missed by car that drove through stop sign

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11-year-old on bicycle narrowly missed by car that drove through 4-way stop in Niagara Region
11-year-old on bicycle narrowly missed by car that drove through 4-way stop in Niagara Region – Jun 18, 2021

Police in Niagara Region are investigating an incident in which they say a car blew through a stop sign at a Thorold intersection and narrowly missed hitting an 11-year-old boy.

The episode was caught on video via dashcam from a nearby vehicle approaching the crossway.

Investigators say the incident happened just after 2 p.m. on June 11 on Richmond Street at Confederation Avenue when a dark sedan failed to stop at a four-way intersection.

In the footage, the boy appears to slow while riding his bike across Richmond when the vehicle approaches and falls to the ground when passed by the car.

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Anyone with further information is being asked to reach out to Niagara police or Crime Stoppers.

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