Suspect hit and run truck
(Photo submitted by Sarnia Police Service)Sarnia police are looking for a large orange truck that was involved in a hit and run around 2pm Friday afternoon.
They say the cube truck ran into the overhead canopy at the Macs Milk store at Confederation St. and Brock St.
Police say the truck has Ontario license plates but the numbers weren't clearly visible.
If you have any information you're asked to call Sarnia Police or Crime Stoppers.
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