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SIU Investigates After Man Falls onto DVP from Leaside Bridge

A 33-year-old man fell onto the Don Valley Parkway, prompting an investigation by the SIU.

SIU Investigates After Man Falls onto DVP from Leaside Bridge
SIU Investigates After Man Falls onto DVP from Leaside Bridge
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The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is conducting an investigation following an incident where a 33-year-old man fell onto the Don Valley Parkway (DVP) from the Leaside Bridge in Toronto.

The incident occurred on the evening of October 24, 2023. Emergency services were called to the scene after reports of the fall, and the man was subsequently transported to a local hospital with serious injuries.

The SIU, which investigates incidents involving police that result in death or serious injury, has not yet released further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the fall. The agency is appealing for witnesses to come forward to assist in their investigation.

Background on the Incident

According to preliminary information, the man fell from the Leaside Bridge, which spans the DVP, a major thoroughfare in Toronto. The bridge is known for its height and is a significant connection between various neighborhoods in the city.

As the SIU investigates, they will be looking into the events leading up to the fall and whether any police involvement played a role in the incident. The agency has stated that they will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Toronto police have confirmed that they are cooperating with the SIU’s investigation. The police service has not released any additional details regarding the incident or the condition of the man who fell.

Members of the public who may have witnessed the fall or have information related to the incident are encouraged to contact the SIU directly.

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