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Police lay impaired driving charges after car crashes into Cambridge home

Waterloo Regional Police Services car. (Justine Fraser, CityNews 570.)

By The Canadian Press

Posted Jan 10, 2025 02:32:29 PM.

Last Updated Jan 10, 2025 02:32:36 PM.

A man is facing multiple charges including impaired driving after a vehicle crashed into a home in Cambridge last evening.

Waterloo Regional Police Service say they received multiple calls at around 7:30 p.m. about a vehicle that struck the retaining wall of a home on Walker Street near Panabaker Road.

Officials say the driver left on foot after the crash but he was found later by police walking along River Road.

Police say officers determined the man was impaired, and further investigation showed the driver also allegedly struck another vehicle on Queen Street and did not stop.

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