Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home

Toronto police say a man facing impaired driving charges in a hit-and-run collision on the Gardiner Expressway which killed one woman and left another seriously injured may have used a ride-share or taxi to get home after fleeing the scene of the collision on foot.

Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home

Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home

Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home

Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home
Police say driver in fatal Gardiner hit-and-run may have taken ride-share home
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