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Trooper, two others injured in Buffalo crash (NY)


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A state trooper was injured this morning in accident on Interstate 190 in the city of Buffalo.

 

State Police report at approximately 5:40 a.m. a serious personal injury crash involving a State Police patrol car that occurred on the northbound lanes. A preliminary investigation determined that the State Trooper was parked on the shoulder, investigating an unrelated accident, at mile marker 7.6.

 

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The Trooper was awaiting a tow for a Budget rental truck when the Dodge Charger patrol car was struck from behind by a Chevrolet Tahoe. The collision caused the troop car to be pushed into the rental truck.

 

The Trooper was transported to Erie County Medical Center for serious, non-threatening injuries. The two occupants of the Chevy Tahoe were also transported to ECMC for minor injuries.

 

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Troop A BCI and Collision Reconstruction Unit (CRU) responded to the scene to assist.

 

The names are being withheld at this time as the investigation continues. More information will be released when possible.

 

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