Officers Injured After School Police Car Crashes Into Dump Truck
Two Los Angeles School Police Department officers were seriously injured after their patrol vehicle collided with a commercial dump truck near several schools.
Credit: KTLA
LOS ANGELES – Two Los Angeles School Police Department officers were seriously injured Friday after their patrol vehicle collided with a commercial dump truck near several schools.
The officers were responding to an assistance call when the incident occurred shortly after 8 a.m. near Richard E. Byrd Middle School, Francis Polytechnic Senior High and Robert H. Lewis High School, KTLA.com reports.
Initially, the officers were listed in critical condition, but they were later upgraded to stable.
The patrol car sustained major damage to the front end.
The cause of the crash is currently under investigation.
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