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Jacksonville, FL (July 6, 2019) - Two police officers were involved in a T-bone crash with another vehicle as the officers were responding to a call in Jacksonville. The crash occurred on Friday, July 5th, at the intersection of University Boulevard West and Richard Street.
Reports from the scene indicate that the two officers were traveling eastbound on University with their blue lights activated when a red Toyota sedan pulled into the path of the officers. The sedan was traveling northbound at the time. One of the patrol cars T-boned the sedan while a second officer attempted to swerve and avoid the accident. That officer's vehicle went off the road and struck a pole.
One of the officers and the driver of the Toyota were taken to a hospital. They are expected to make a full recovery. No further details are available.
A Florida car accident happens every 92 seconds. No one is ever prepared to experience the pain and devastation that can result in the aftermath of a serious crash. An accident can cause your life to be completely changed in a matter of seconds. The situation is made even worse when you were an innocent driver and fell victim to someone else's negligence.
At Rubenstein Law, we understand just how serious these crashes can be. We will handle your claim with superior care and compassion and will use our skills to help obtain the compensation you need to get your life back on track. Our Florida car accident attorneys have recovered over one billion dollars for our clients since 1988.
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