Two Flint police officers are expected to soon resume their duties after a collision on the city's west side over the weekend. The officers were in their patrol vehicle, a Chevrolet Tahoe, when it was struck from behind by an SUV driven by a woman. The crash occurred near Miller Road and Knapp Avenue around 10:30 p.m. Saturday, as reported by ABC12.
The Flint Police Department has confirmed both officers received medical attention on the scene and are luckily to quickly return to active duty. The female driver involved in the incident was also treated at the scene and released without the need for further medical assistance. This information was detailed in coverage by WNEM.
While the specifics of how the crash occurred have not been disclosed, Flint Police Det. Sgt. Tyrone Booth emphasized in a statement that the incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of staying focused while driving and avoiding distractions, such as cell phones. The Flint Police Department is committed to ensuring the safety of both its officers and the community it serves. "We are very grateful that all individuals involved in the collision are safe and on the path to recovery. This serves as a critical reminder to all drivers to remain vigilant on the road to prevent such incidents," said Det. Sgt. Tyrone Booth, as detailed by MidMichiganNow.
