Two Boston police officers were injured in an early morning accident in the city's Roxbury neighborhood, officials confirmed. The incident unfolded just after 2:20 a.m. today near 30 Clifton St., when the officers' vehicle was involved in a crash. Both were subsequently transported to a hospital with injuries that police said were "non-life-threatening."
Details surrounding the cause of the crash remain undisclosed to the public, as the Boston Police Department is still composing the full collision report. "The department would not publicly disclose the cause of the crash, as the report on the collision is still being written," Sgt. John Boyle, a spokesperson for the department, told MassLive.
No additional details about the crash or the condition of the officers have been released as of yet. The incident is likely under investigation, with the Boston Police Department maintaining a tight lid on further details pending an official report.
Authorities have been tight-lipped about the specifics of the crash, and it remains unclear whether any other parties were involved or affected by the accident. "Officials did not immediately describe the cause of the crash," as reported by WCVB. The community awaits further information as the investigation proceeds.
