Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe WINDSOR, Ontario, April 18 (UPI) -- A Canadian traffic cop in southwestern Ontario who pulled over a speeding car wasted little time in rushing a man with a severed middle finger to a hospital. The unidentified Ontario Provincial Police officer pulled over a car midday Tuesday near Leamington. The unidentified driver told her his passenger had accidentally severed his finger while working on a motorcycle. Advertisement The two men had the finger in a bag. The policewoman radioed a message ahead to a hospital and rushed the injured man in her cruiser to a doctor prepared to do re-attachment surgery, the Amherstburg Echo reported. She didn't give the driver a speeding ticket, for which the OPP said in a release was commendable along with her prompt response to a medical emergency, the Windsor Star reported. There was no word midday Wednesday if the surgery was successful. Read More Lab examines fingers found in trash bin Missing fingers of child found in trash Finger found at robbery scene Police: Man tried to rob store with finger
