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Gravenhurst driver charged after striking several vehicles on Southwood Road 

Rachel Pancini
By Rachel Pancini

Bracebridge OPP has charged a 43-year-old from Gravenhurst after various collisions were reported on Southwood Road on Aug. 13. 

Officers responded to the reports of a vehicle striking several other vehicles and continuing to drive around 10:20 p.m. Wednesday night. According to officials, no injuries were reported. 

Police say the suspect vehicle was located on Southwood Road near Muskoka Road 169. Officers arrested and charged the 43-year-old with impaired operation, dangerous operation and failing to remain and the scene.  

He is slated to appear in court on September 30.  

Police are advising the public if you suspect someone is driving a vehicle while impaired, to call 9-1-1.  

Rachel Pancini
Rachel Pancinihttps://www.mymuskokanow.com/
Rachel is a reporter at Moose FM, bringing fresh energy and genuine curiosity to the local airwaves. A graduate of Humber College’s Radio Broadcasting program, Rachel is passionate about connecting with people and telling stories that resonate - from interviews with local leaders to community events and everyday voices. Originally from Toronto and now proud to call Muskoka home, she’s excited to get to know the area and its people. When she’s not out reporting, she’s behind the mic or behind the scenes, creating content and working on creative media projects. To share stories or news tips, email rpancini@vistaradio.ca

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