Dallas police officers, civilian injured after crash during police chase

Breaking A Dallas police officer was injured after crashing his car during a police chase on Tuesday.

Police say around 10:45 a.m. officers were chasing a stolen vehicle involved in a robbery.Two officers were in pursuit of a stolen vehicle after a robbery when the officers crashed into a Ford F-150 truck in the 2900 block of Buckner Boulevard.The two officers and the driver of the truck were taken to a hospital with minor injuries.

Ranell Louden saw the immediate aftermath of a second crash at Scyene and St. Augustine roads. Police say the suspects crashed a Honda sedan into the crosswalk utility pole.Police officers, civilian hospitalized after crash during police chase"They made the light stop working. That’s how hard he hit," she said. "The airbags came out. And that’s when the other guy, I don’t know if he was in the drivers or passenger seat, when they got out and started running.

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