Squad Crash
This sounds like a heck of a wreck and the officer is lucky to walk away:
- A Chicago police squad car crashed through a guardrail and landed on the
outbound Kennedy Expressway on the North Side Tuesday morning, Chicago
police said.
The crash occurred at Foster Avenue at about 4:39 a.m. and the squad car landed on a grassy area just off the expressway, police said.
The officer was transported to a hospital in unknown condition but appeared alert and was talking, sources said.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Labels: officer injured
posted by SCC at 12:02 AM
16 Comments:
OT: Prayers for recently retired Sgt. Tom Flanigan (formerly of 002, 005, Mass Transit)
EOW: 13 October 2020. Gone way too early and will be missed dearly by all the lives he touched.
The last I heard, the officer was in critical condition.
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon.
squad where are you at ? im in a truck ! john candy.
Seatbelts DO save lives!
Single car accident?
If tip of the hat to the civilians who came to his aid.
THANKS Guys/gals.
Heal well and fully our sister.
Slow down........... a few seconds might make a difference from you getting there or you causing more problems.
Dont run for the keys anymore before roll call!
She’s fortunate the air bags deployed or it could have been worse
I would LOVE to read the paperwork on this one.
OMG, this brings back the awful memory of P.O. Dave Evans getting killed when squad he was the passenger in did the same thing at 79th and the Ryan.
The last I heard, the officer was in critical condition.
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon.
Your source is really lying to you.
Work in 016 and it’s a miracle she didn’t get killed, unfortunately with the criminal lack of police protection and manpower shortages we have to respond from one end of a massive district to another. The watches need to stand up in 016 or it’s just going to get worse.
Did somebody fall asleep at the wheel?
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Did somebody fall asleep at the wheel?
10/15/2020 02:00:00 AM
No. Was responding to assist another unit.
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