North Highlands, CA (June 13, 2024) A collision in North Highlands between a police car and a civilian car left one person injured on Monday evening. Officers reported that the collision occurred at approximately 6:00 p.m. at the intersection of Walerga Road and Elkhorn Boulevard. One person was injured in this accident, officers reported, but the injuries were said to be non-life-threatening.
It was Monday evening in North Highlands when a police car and a civilian vehicle entered an intersection at the same time. For reasons that are still unknown, the two vehicles collided at the intersection of Walerga Road and Elkhorn Boulevard right around 6:00 p.m. The damaged vehicles blocked traffic following the accident, according to reports, and debris littered the intersection.
The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office received the call and made their way to the scene. They found the police car and another vehicle sitting in the middle of the intersection, surrounded by debris. Both vehicle had sustained damage in the accident and officers found one person with injuries. Paramedics evaluated the injured person but it is unknown, at this time, if they were transported to a hospital to receive further treatment.
Officers gathered evidence and took statements at the scene before crews began cleaning the debris from the intersection. Officers want to encourage drivers to stay focused and not get distracted while driving an automobile. They are working diligently to determine exactly what happened at this North Highlands intersection.
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