Video: Seattle Officer Cut Out of Car After Crash
A Seattle police officer was injured and needed to be cut out of his car after a Monday night crash in Seattle's Delridge neighborhood.
A Seattle police officer was injured and needed to be cut out of his car after a Monday night crash in Seattle's Delridge neighborhood, reports KOMO News .
The two-vehicle crash happened at about 9 pm. Police say the officer was responding to a disturbance call several miles away when he lost control of his car on a wet roadway and spun out, hitting a power pole and the second car.
One officer and four people in the second car were injured in the crash. The officer was trapped inside his car for some time as police and Seattle Fire Department personnel worked to free him.
Rescue crews were eventually able to cut the officer out of his car. He was taken to Harborview Medical Center to be treated for what Patrick Michaud of Seattle PD believes was a shoulder injury.
The woman driving the other car, along with two 8-year-olds and a 9-year-old child were also taken to the hospital, but Michaud does not believe their injuries were serious. A 1-year-old in the car was not hurt and was taken home by her father.
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