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Update: Antioch Police Officer Involved in Vehicle Accident

by ECT

APD Crash 2

At roughly 12:32 pm Tuesday, an Antioch Police officer was involved in a two-car vehicle accident at Someville Road at Somerville Towne Center in Antioch.

According to Lt. Tammany Brooks, the police vehicle was traveling northbound and making a left turn into Somerville Towne Center and was struck by a Honda Civic driven by a 29-year-old Martinez resident.

The male driver of the vehicle refused medical attention while the police officer was transported to a local hospital for a complaint of pain. No further details were released about the officer involved or condition.

Update 5:33 pm:

According to Antioch PD:  A 29 year old Martinez resident, who was traveling southbound, failed to stop at the red signal light and collided with the officer’s patrol car. The officer was transported by ambulance to Kaiser Hospital where she was treated and released with minor injuries. The other involved party refused medical treatment and was released from the scene with a citation.

Photos provided by: Joshua Smith, Russ Gaefe, J.R. Penaranda and Marueen Baughman

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6 comments

Jackie Nov 26, 2013 - 3:59 pm

Prayers to the officer and wish you well in your recovery. We need you back out there so heal quickly!

Nikki Nov 26, 2013 - 4:00 pm

Get well soon officer!

JimSimmons42 Nov 26, 2013 - 4:04 pm

Our police department does not need anymore black eyes. Hope the officer is not found at fault.

Esteban Baro Nov 26, 2013 - 4:39 pm

i’m pretty sure the driver was not speeding, if he did he would og got arrested, thats just logically speaking, hope the officer gets well and get back to serve the community!

Mitchell Tse Nov 26, 2013 - 7:21 pm

The North-South direction of Somersville Road at Somersville Town Center has a weight-sensored protected left turn signal. After the light turns to red on Somersville Town Center, the Somersville Road would turn green arrow, then yellow, then red arrow, before the opposing direction would get it’s green light. Assuming that the officer didn’t run a red light while making a left turn in broad daylight, it’s likely the Martinez driver’s fault.

watching the action Nov 28, 2013 - 12:51 am

Wells Fargo does not need any publicity. They get enough recognition charging people ridiculous fees while their employees steal from their customers SMH

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