Man succumbs to injuries weeks after single-vehicle crash on Hamilton Mountain

Hamilton Police say they are now investigating the city’s 23rd traffic-related fatality of 2022 after a man involved in an early December single-vehicle crash died in hospital.

Investigators say the 91-year-old Hamilton man’s car struck a parked vehicle and came to rest on its roof in an afternoon collision on Dec. 2 on Dragoon Drive just east of Upper Wellington Street.

“The male was removed from the vehicle and transported to hospital with what was believed to be non-life-threatening injuries at the time,” said Const. Krista-Lee Ernst in a release.

“It was determined that this was as a result of injuries sustained during the collision.”

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Police are seeking witnesses and camera footage from vehicles or nearby businesses to aid the ongoing probe.

Anyone with information can reach out to Hamilton Police.

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