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Innisfil driver charged in Monday's pedestrian collision in Barrie

Pedestrian transported to local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, say police; section of Bayfield Street closed for about three hours for investigation
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A section of Bayfield Street in Barrie was closed for three hours on Monday afternoon due to a police investigation into a serious collision involving a pedestrian.

A 52-year-old Innisfil man has been charged with failing to yield for a pedestrian after a person was struck by a vehicle Monday on Bayfield Street in Barrie.

On March 10, city police received the call at noon about a pedestrian who was hit near the Coulter Street intersection.

The pedestrian was transported to the local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police communications coordinator Jennett Mays said in an update Tuesday morning.

A section of Bayfield Street at Coulter Street was closed until about 3 p.m., Monday, while police investigated the lunchtime incident.

Bayfield Street South was closed from Ferris Lane to Rose Street for approximately three hours.



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Kevin Lamb picked up a camera in 2000 and by 2005 was freelancing for the Barrie Examiner newspaper until its closure in 2017. He is an award-winning photojournalist, with his work having been seen in many news outlets across Canada and internationally
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