Toronto police say they are looking to identify both a pedestrian and a driver following an altercation in Etobicoke last month.
Police said at around 6:16 p.m. on Aug. 26, officers received reports that a pedestrian had exited a vehicle at the front entrance of 263 Dixon Road.
A silver Honda Civic had been following the pedestrian, police said, when the driver accelerated and struck the pedestrian.
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Police said the driver of the Civic then drove away from the scene.
The collision happened after a verbal altercation between the pedestrian and the driver of the Honda Civic.
Investigators have released a photo of both the driver and the pedestrian in hopes of identifying them.
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