The crash took place Thursday morning in Atlantic County, according to State Police.
Jeff Goldman | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Two New Jersey State Police troopers and the driver of an SUV were injured in a crash Thursday morning in Atlantic County, authorities said. The crash took place on the Black Horse Pike in Hamilton at around 11 a.m. in the area of milepost 40.3, State Police said. The troopers were taken by ambulance to an area hospital, while the driver of the other vehicle was flown to Cooper University Hospital in Camden. The extent of their injuries wasn’t immediately clear.
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