Toronto Police have identified and are actively searching for a 29-year-old Quebec man in connection with a serious hit-and-run incident along the city's waterfront earlier this week. The suspect is alleged to have been behind the wheel of a luxury SUV that struck a pedestrian and fled the scene.
Details of the Waterfront Incident
The collision occurred on Monday, December 1, 2025, at approximately 7:15 p.m. at the intersection of Queens Quay East and Harbour Street. According to police, a vehicle disobeyed a red light before striking a pedestrian. The driver then failed to stop and fled the area, initiating a hit-and-run investigation.
Authorities quickly identified the vehicle involved as a white Lamborghini Urus, a high-performance SUV. The luxury vehicle was later located by officers in a nearby underground parking garage, providing a crucial lead in the case.
Suspect Wanted on Multiple Charges
On Wednesday night, Toronto Police announced they are seeking Samuel Fineus, 29, of Quebec. Warrants have been issued for his arrest on two criminal charges:
- Dangerous Operation Causing Bodily Harm
- Failure to Remain at an Accident Scene Causing Bodily Harm
Police have released a photo of Fineus and are urging the public to come forward with any information regarding his whereabouts. They advise individuals not to approach him but to contact authorities immediately.
Ongoing Investigation and Public Appeal
The investigation remains active as police work to locate the wanted suspect. Anyone with information about this incident or the whereabouts of Samuel Fineus is asked to contact the Toronto Police Service directly.
Tips can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 416-222-8477 (TIPS) or online at 222tips.com.
This case highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and accountability in Toronto, particularly in high-traffic pedestrian areas like the waterfront. The police's rapid identification of both the vehicle and suspect underscores the role of public and investigative resources in resolving such incidents.
