A crash on a snowy morning in Plymouth left a Massachusetts State Police trooper with non-life-threatening injuries, according to officials. The incident, involving the trooper’s cruiser striking a guardrail on Route 25, was reported by NBC Boston to have occurred around 7:45 a.m. yesterday. As snow blanketed the region, police had previously warned of hazardous driving conditions that could contribute to accidents.
Further specifics on what may have led up to the crash were not immediately disclosed by authorities. Yet a department supervisor has been tasked to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident, as per a report by both NBC Boston and Boston 25 News. Despite the pending inquiry, the route where the collision took place was cleared, and regular traffic flow resumed swiftly after the crash.
While the trooper involved in the crash has not been named, they were noted to have incurred injuries classified as non-life-threatening. The swift response by law enforcement and emergency crews stands out as hazardous weather continues to threaten drivers across the state. Updates on the trooper’s condition and the cause of the crash are expected soon.
