Officer Injured in DUI Crash on Willow Avenue [Clovis, CA]
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Deputy Involved in DUI Collision on Nees Avenue
CLOVIS, CA (October 20, 2022) – Early Saturday morning, a police officer was injured in a DUI crash on Willow Avenue.
The incident happened shortly after midnight near Nees Avenue on October 15th.
According to reports, two westbound vehicles struck a patrol car as it was stopped at the red light at the intersection.
Medics arrived and took the involved officer to a nearby hospital for further treatment.
Meanwhile, police arrested one of the drivers involved in the crash. Authorities only described her as a 25-year-old woman suspected of driving under the influence.
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