Two Dallas, TX police officers hurt after their squad car is hit by drunk driver.
On Friday, July 23, a drunk driving accident in Dallas,
TX left two police officers injured.The
crash occurred at the St. Mary Avenue and Linsley Avenue intersection.Early reports indicate that a drunk driver
was fleeing the scene of a previous accident, when he allegedly ran a stop
sign.After running the stop sign, the
man T-boned the squad car occupied by the two officers.The officers, who were not identified, are
thankfully expected to recover from their injuries.The driver of the other car is being charged
with numerous crimes, including intoxicated assault against a police
officer.The accident remains under
investigation.
Posted by:
Texas Personal Injury Attorney Michael Grossman
| Posted on:
7/26/2010
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