Photo courtesy of Sarnia Police Services via Twitter. A woman was taken to Bluewater Health after her car slammed into a hydro pole in south Sarnia this morning.
The pole on Brock St. was severed at the base just before 6:30am.
City police say the driver suffered, what appeared to be, non-life threatening injuries.
The investigation was ongoing and Brock St. between Confederation St. and Devine St. was closed while Bluewater Power crews made repairs.
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