Miaoli Police Intercepting Illegal Vehicle Accidentally Collided and Got Stuck in Ditch, 2 Officers Injured and Hospitalized
Police officers in Miaoli County were involved in a collision while attempting to intercept a suspicious vehicle, resulting in two officers being injured and hospitalized. The driver who refused to stop was unharmed and taken to the police station for questioning.
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(Central News Agency reporter Lu Gang-zhun, Miaoli County, 10th) Miaoli County Police Substation officers tonight attempted to intercept a suspicious vehicle violating traffic laws. During the pursuit, the two vehicles collided and became stuck in a roadside ditch. Two police officers in the police car were injured and sent to the hospital; they are not in life-threatening condition. The driver who refused to stop was unharmed and was taken to the police station by officers who arrived at the scene to clarify the cause of the incident.
According to Hsu Wen-ming, Deputy Chief of Miaoli Police Substation, speaking to Central News Agency reporters, officers from the Bei-Miao Police Station were patrolling in a police car around 9 PM tonight when they spotted a car committing a violation. They signaled for it to stop, but the car accelerated away, prompting a pursuit.
Hsu Wen-ming stated that as the two vehicles proceeded to Yingcai Road, the driver of the private car suddenly changed lanes, causing the two vehicles to collide and both getting stuck in a roadside ditch.
Hsu Wen-ming added that the accident resulted in a female officer in the police car sustaining a laceration to the head, and a male officer suffering abrasions to his hands and feet. Both were sent to the hospital and are out of danger. The private car driver was uninjured and was immediately taken back to the police station by officers who rushed to handle the scene. The detailed cause awaits investigation and clarification. (Editor: Chen Cheng-chien) 1150510
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(Central News Agency reporter Lu Gang-zhun, Miaoli County, 10th) Miaoli County Police Substation officers tonight attempted to intercept a suspicious vehicle violating traffic laws. During the pursuit, the two vehicles collided and became stuck in a roadside ditch. Two police officers in the police car were injured and sent to the hospital; they are not in life-threatening condition. The driver who refused to stop was unharmed and was taken to the police station by officers who arrived at the scene to clarify the cause of the incident.
According to Hsu Wen-ming, Deputy Chief of Miaoli Police Substation, speaking to Central News Agency reporters, officers from the Bei-Miao Police Station were patrolling in a police car around 9 PM tonight when they spotted a car committing a violation. They signaled for it to stop, but the car accelerated away, prompting a pursuit.
Hsu Wen-ming stated that as the two vehicles proceeded to Yingcai Road, the driver of the private car suddenly changed lanes, causing the two vehicles to collide and both getting stuck in a roadside ditch.
Hsu Wen-ming added that the accident resulted in a female officer in the police car sustaining a laceration to the head, and a male officer suffering abrasions to his hands and feet. Both were sent to the hospital and are out of danger. The private car driver was uninjured and was immediately taken back to the police station by officers who rushed to handle the scene. The detailed cause awaits investigation and clarification. (Editor: Chen Cheng-chien) 1150510
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