SDPD said their off-duty officer was trying to clear debris from the freeway when she was struck near Oceanside.
SDPD said the officer pulled over when she noticed debris on southbound Interstate-5 near the state Route 56 interchange before 6:15 a.m. She stepped out of her vehicle to clear it and, while in the road, was struck by an oncoming vehicle.
The officer, who was not identified, suffered minor injuries, SDPD said. It was not clear if she was taken to a hospital. The status of the driver was also not known, including whether or not they could face any charges in connection with the crash.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former San Diego police officer suffering from motor neuron disease passes awayAlan Alvarez, a former San Diego police officer that shared his story of battling a rare disease with ABC 10News over the last few years, has passed away.
Read more »
Ahead of rare San Diego appearance, Fran Lebowitz chats about writing, Zoom calls and California burritosThe New York-based author and social commentator will participate in an onstage conversation at Balboa Theatre in Gaslamp on Monday.
Read more »
San Diego County Supervisors vote 3-2 to redefine 'woman' -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – During Monday’s San Diego County Board of Supervisors meeting, they held public hearing on a controversial agenda item item, Agenda Item 34. The video below shows the entire public hearing on Agenda Item 34, and the vote where it passed 3-2. Tuesday’s Agenda Item 34 was “an ordinance to provide for the local implementation of the...
Read more »
Second woman says she was raped at 'criminal' homeless camp, San Diego County won't act -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Less than two weeks ago, KUSI’s Teresa Sardina spoke with San Diego County Supervisor Joel Anderson, who represents the area where a massive, crime-ridden homeless encampment exists. Sardina was live from the East County homeless encampment with more details. The location of what is now being called the “criminal encampment” along North Magnolia Avenue, is just...
Read more »
Opinion: Establishing permanent museum on Holocaust in San Diego County is a great ideaChula Vista author-educator Sandy Scheller is right. Such a museum would be an invaluable, powerful local resource.
Read more »
San Diego updating scooter regulations with limit on number of companiesThe proposed new rules would require riders to park scooters in designated parking areas off the sidewalk. Some scooter companies could be kicked out of the city come July.
Read more »