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Child Killed in Overbrook After Collision with Dump Truck

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In Overbrook, a child under age 10 died following a collision with a dump truck. Police seek witnesses and dashcam footage as investigation continues.

Tragic scene in Overbrook

A child has died following a serious collision involving a commercial vehicle in the Overbrook neighbourhood on Wednesday afternoon, Ottawa Police confirmed. The incident occurred along Presland Road, just after 3:30 p.m.

Victim and vehicle involved

Paramedics and police say the victim was a child under the age of 10. The vehicle involved was a dump truck. First responders arrived promptly and performed life-saving measures on-site before transporting the child to hospital, where the child was later pronounced dead.

Timeline and location details

The call to emergency services came in shortly after 3:30 p.m. on Presland Road in Overbrook. No other persons were reported injured in the crash. Traffic in the area was briefly disrupted as crews responded and secured the scene.

Why and how authorities are investigating

Ottawa Police are now investigating the circumstances that led to the collision. They are appealing for anyone who may have captured the incident — including dashcam or nearby surveillance footage — to come forward. Investigators believe additional witness statements or video evidence may clarify what occurred.

Response and next steps

Officers continue to canvas the area for witnesses and review nearby video sources. The police urge residents, commuters, or businesses in the vicinity with relevant footage to contact the Ottawa Police Service. Further updates or charges may follow as the inquiry proceeds.

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