Ontario Provincial Police in Norfolk County are searching for a pickup truck that was reported to have run over a family of geese.
OPP say a complaint came in at around 7 am Monday from a concerned citizen who witnessed the incident.
Police say a white RAM pickup truck was travelling on Norfolk Street North, when a family of geese attempted to cross the road.
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According to police, the truck made no attempt to stop or slow down and continued to drive after striking the animals.
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Upon reporting the incident, the witness provided a licence plate number to police.
Norfolk County OPP say they could not find the remains of the geese, but will be following up with the owner of the vehicle.
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