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Bank robbers busted in Mississauga, OPP officer in hospital after pursuit
On Wednesday afternoon, around 3 p.m., Waterloo police responded to the robbery of a Scotiabank branch in Cambridge. Suspects fled the branch in a vehicle and proceeded towards a highway exit.
Four suspects are in custody after a Cambridge, Ontario bank robbery, CP24 reports. On Wednesday afternoon, around 3 p.m., Waterloo police responded to the robbery of a Scotiabank branch in Cambridge. Suspects fled the branch in a vehicle and proceeded towards a highway exit. The amount of money they took is unknown.
Waterloo Police quickly notified the OPP and a wild pursuit took place along Highway 401 east from Cambridge to Mississauga. One OPP officer was admitted to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a collision occurred with the suspects vehicle.
The suspects vehicle was found after being abandoned in the parking lot of a St. Joseph's Secondary School. The suspects ditched the car after they collided with a tree.
Ontario Provincial Police worked together with Peel police to track and eventually bring the suspects in. The four suspects have been charged with Robbery with a Firearm and Disguise with Intent. It is unknown if further charges will be announced.