Every time I come home, I always have to slow down and people are just tailgating you all the time,” said James Hetzel, who lives nearby. “Everybody speeds down this road anyways. Nearby residents say this isn’t the first time there’s been dangerous driving so close to home. As the government’s landlord plans for its post COVID-19 pandemic work plans, a federal watchdog is studying occupancy rates in agencies. The 2018 event drew 1,500 attendees, and featured not only prominent leaders in the reform community, but former and current members of Congress, key government watchdog organizations, and entertainers to give people a fun experience while also addressing the myriad of problems plaguing the US political system. The scene looked very sad or scary,” she said. when she saw the car in the ditch and some police officers.

One driver, who spoke to CTV News on camera but did not want to be identified by name, said she was on her way to work Wednesday morning around 6:30 a.m. The nature of the injury was not specified. The SIU says the driver was taken to hospital where he was diagnosed with a serious injury. When the car entered Wellington County, OPP officers tried to stop to the vehicle.Īt 1:45 a.m., the car left the roadway and entered a ditch. “The attempt was unsuccessful and officers disengaged,” the SIU said in a media release. The SIU says shortly after midnight, Halton police officers attempted to stop a black Chrysler 300 alleged to have committed traffic infractions in another jurisdiction. Wednesday in the area of Wellington Road 18 and Fourth Line, a few kilometres northeast of Fergus, Ont. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) says it happened around 1:45 a.m. Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating a crash near Belwood Lake that saw a 43-year-old Centre Wellington man transported to hospital.

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