Officers have located the vehicle allegedly involved in a fatal hit-and run in downtown Toronto last week, police say.
In a news release, police said a white Mercedes convertible had been located. Officers said it was the vehicle involved in the fatal collision that killed a 30-year-old woman from Scotland.
The victim was identified as Erin Yoxall by family members.
On Thursday, officers with the Toronto police were called to the Spadina Avenue and King Street West area, after receiving reports that a pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle.
Officers said the collision occurred at around 3:16 a.m.
Police said Yoxall was “within the southbound lanes of Spadina Avenue,” when she was struck by a vehicle driving “at a high rate of speed.”
She was taken to hospital with “life-threatening injuries.”
Officers confirmed Yoxall was pronounced deceased in hospital on Saturday.
Police said the driver of the vehicle has not been located. They urged him to contact a lawyer and turn himself in.
“Investigators would like to thank the public for their assistance and tips provided in this investigation,” police said.
Yoxall’s family told Global News her organs had been matched with a patient and that they would be donated.
— with files from Global News’ Hannah Jackson and Catherine McDonald