The Kingston Police are investigating a collision that took place early on the morning of April 2, 2026, at the intersection of Highway 15 and Gore Road in Kingston, Ontario. The incident occurred at approximately 6:15 AM when a vehicle struck a pedestrian and left the scene.
Witnesses reported that the fleeing vehicle was a white SUV, possibly a Lincoln, which showed signs of front-end damage and had potentially deployed airbags. The driver was described as a black female who was last seen traveling east on Gore Road. Under the provincial Highway Traffic Act, drivers involved in a collision must remain at the scene to provide information and assistance. Failing to stay can result in serious penalties, including significant fines, license suspension, and potential jail time.
Following a public appeal for information, the Kingston Police confirmed that they have identified the suspect in the case. While the person responsible has been located, the investigation remains ongoing. This incident occurred in a high-traffic area that has been the site of numerous collisions in recent years, drawing increased attention to local road safety.
The investigation is being managed under the leadership of Chief Adam MacIntosh, who took office earlier this year. Police officials thanked the public for their assistance in identifying the suspect involved in this case, which is tracked under file number 26-10819.
As the force continues its work, data from Accident Support Services International Ltd. highlights the importance of public vigilance, noting that the city recorded over 1,500 collisions in the first half of 2024, including several incidents involving pedestrians.
