UPDATE: Police have located the driver and a 41 year old from Stoney Creek is now facing multiple charges.
UPDATE: Police have located the driver of the pickup truck and they have been taken into custody without incident.
41 year old Julio Zari-Torres of Stoney Creek has been charged with dangerous operation causing bodily harm (3 counts); fail to stop at an accident causing bodily harm and fail to remain.
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NORWICH TOWNSHIP - Two adults and an infant were rushed to the hospital after a two vehicle crash on Oxford Road 13 on Friday afternoon.
A car and a truck collided at the Norwich Road intersection just before 2 pm. All three people in the car were taken to a local hospital. The adult passenger had to be airlifted to London for further treatment.
The driver of the pickup truck fled the scene and was last spotted heading west on Norwich Road. Police are searching for the driver of a grey coloured pick-up truck with a lift kit. The vehicle will have front end damage. Anyone with information is urged to call police.
#OPP need your help with a hit and run collision that sent an 18 month baby and 2 adults to hospital. Passenger airlifted by @Ornge. Police searching for a pickup truck that fled the area. Crash occurred at Norwich Rd and Oxford Rd 13. @OxfordCounty @OxfordParamedic ^es pic.twitter.com/rfb4aKHvXI
— OPP West Region (@OPP_WR) July 16, 2021

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