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Early morning hit-and-run crash knocks out power in parts of Cambridge: police

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Waterloo Regional Police say they are investigating a hit-and-run crash which knocked out power in a section of Cambridge early Thursday morning.

Emergency personnel were called to the scene of a single-vehicle collision on Shantz Hill Road between Preston Parkway and Fountain Street South shortly after midnight, police say.

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Upon arrival, officers discovered that a Dodge Journey that had been travelling south on Shantz Hill Road left the roadway and struck a hydro pole.

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Police say witnesses told attending officers that a man who was behind the wheel was last spotted walking along Preston Parkway.

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The damaged hydro pole led to a power outage in the area.

Police say the road was closed for several hours as officers investigated and hydro crews worked to repair the pole.

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