Charges have been laid after police say someone deliberately drove towards a parking enforcement officer in downtown Toronto.
The incident took place just before noon on Tuesday in the area of Yonge and Hayden streets, near Bloor Streets.
According to investigators, a parking enforcement officer was patrolling an area and a vehicle was deliberately driven towards them. “The officer was forced to move to avoid being struck,” police said in a news release issued Thursday.Later in the day a 26-year-old from Hamilton turned himself into police. Radak Dirda has been charged with assault with a weapon and dangerous operation of a conveyance in connection with the incident.
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