Overnight hit-and-run damages fire hydrant and stop sign in Oak Bay

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Oak Bay Police are investigating a hit-and-run that caused significant property damage earlier this month.

According to police, officers responded on March 8th to a report of damage believed to have occurred overnight near the intersection of Townley Street and Henderson Road.

When officers arrived, they discovered a damaged fire hydrant and stop sign. Tire marks were also observed in the nearby grass, along with white paint transfer on both fixtures.

Damage to the fire hydrant alone is estimated to exceed $5,000.

A resident in the area reported hearing a loud bang late in the evening on March 7th, which investigators believe may be connected to the incident.

Police say the suspect vehicle is believed to be white and may have noticeable front or rear damage.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Oak Bay Police Department and reference file 2026-670.

Mike Kelly
Mike Kelly
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