A Woodstock man is facing a number of charges after a crash Tuesday night. Police say around 10:16 pm, a vehicle had stopped on Ingersoll Road near Anderson Street for an ambulance who had its emergency equipment activated. A white Chevy rear ended the stopped vehicle, and then fled the scene. Police were able to locate the Chevy at a motel on Ingersoll Road. The car had extensive front end damage and both front airbags were deployed. Police arrested 30 year-old Christopher Wraight and charged him with impaired driving, driving with more than the legal limit of alcohol, fail to remain at the scene of an accident and driving without insurance. The 54 year-old man driving the other car was treated at the hospital for minor injuries.

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