Two New Jersey state troopers and one civilian are in the hospital after a crash along US 322 Thursday morning that left one vehicle overturned and closed all lanes of traffic.
A New Jersey state trooper vehicle was involved in a crash along US 322 Thursday morning in Hamilton Township, Atlantic County.
At approximately 11 a.m. the police car was hit by a Ford Escape at milepost 40.3 on US 322 eastbound. Two state troopers were transported by ambulance to an area hospital, police said. The driver of the Ford Escape was trapped in an overturned car and needed to be extracted by responding crews. That person was airlifted to the hospital, according to police.Get Philly local news, weather forecasts, sports and entertainment stories to your inbox.The New Jersey Department of Transportation said due to the crash with injuries on US 322 eastbound at West of Malaga Road in Hamilton Township, all lanes are closed.
Rt 322 all lanes closed in both Directions West of Malaga Rd in Hamilton due to a crash with injuries. Follow detour or plan alternate route.
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