Woman seriously injured after being dragged by vehicle during parking lot dispute in Mississauga, police say
A woman was taken to a hospital with serious but non‑life‑threatening injuries late Sunday after a pedestrian‑related incident in a Mississauga plaza parking lot that Peel police say began with a dispute between two drivers. Peel paramedics say they were called to the area of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Eglinton Avenue West around 11:50 p.m. […]
A woman sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being dragged by a vehicle during a parking lot altercation in Mississauga, according to police. The incident occurred late Sunday night in a plaza parking lot, where a dispute between two drivers reportedly sparked the event. Paramedics responded to the scene near Winston Churchill Boulevard and Eglinton Avenue West around 11:50 p.m. to find a woman with severe injuries that they did not consider life-threatening.
Police arrived shortly after, at around 11:53 p.m., and confirmed that the woman, a passenger in one of the vehicles, was dragged a short distance as the car moved, though she was not intentionally struck or run over. The driver fled the scene but contacted officers immediately afterward. No arrests have been made, although charges may be pursued as the investigation continues.
No road closures are currently in place, and the incident is still under active investigation by Peel police.
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