Orlando, FL (November 2, 2019) - Four people, including two Orlando police officers, suffered injuries in a head-on crash on Thursday, October 31st. The crash occurred around 2:40 a.m. on John Young Parkway near Colonial Drive.
According to reports from the scene, the two officers were traveling southbound on John Young Parkway when the accident took place. As they were traveling southbound, a white sedan made a left turn in front of the patrol vehicle, causing a collision. Both officers were taken to the hospital for treatment of undisclosed injuries. The injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. A passenger inside the patrol car, as well as the sedan driver, were also taken to the hospital.
No one involved in the accident has been identified and an investigation is active at this time.
This year, there will be about 400,000 reportable crashes in Florida. More than half of these accidents will result in varying levels of injuries for victims. Unfortunately, we frequently see the most serious and catastrophic injuries when hit-and-run accidents take place. Due to their nature, these accidents often take place at high speeds and leave the other driver little time to react in order to avoid a collision. Innocent victims can have their life changed in an instant when they have been hurt in a head-on collision.
At Rubenstein Law, our Florida car accident lawyers are here for you following a crash. With offices throughout the state, we are ready to help anywhere at any time. Since 1988, we have recovered more than a billion dollars for accident victims. For your free consultation and case evaluation, please give us a call any time at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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