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Delta Police Looking For Witnesses, Dashcam Video In Deltaport Way Crash That Killed Surrey Truck Driver Rajvinder Singh Sidhu

Darpan News Desk, 27 Jun, 2019 06:52 PM

    Were you travelling southbound in Delta on Hwy 17 or Deltaport Way on the morning of June 13, between 9-9:30 am?


    Delta Police are looking for anyone who may have dashcam video of a semi-truck on the highway that date. The truck in question has a light blue cab and a dark blue container.


    “There are reports this vehicle may have been driven erratically, so we encourage anyone who has video to please get in touch with police,” says Cris Leykauf, spokesperson for Delta Police.

     

    She confirms this request for dashcam video is in relation to the fatal collision that took place shortly thereafter on Deltaport Way, and involved a large fire and two semi-trucks.


    “Additionally if there are any witnesses to the collision, or the events prior to the collision, who have not yet spoken with police, we encourage them to get in touch with us.”


    Witnesses and those with video who have not yet spoken to police are encouraged to call 604-946-4411 and quote file number 2019-13240.

     

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