SAN ANTONIO – Two San Antonio police officers and a 46-year-old driver were involved in a crash that happened while officers were dispatched to a call, according to an SAPD report.
Police were called around 4 p.m. Wednesday to the 900 block of West Formosa on the South Side for an assault in progress.
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The driver was westbound on Hutchins Place with a green light when he was struck by a San Antonio Police Department vehicle that had its lights flashing on the way to the assault call on Formosa, according to the report and a spokesperson.
Both vehicles landed off the roadway into a private parking lot as a result of the crash, SAPD said.
The police unit was lodged into an electrical box, which set off all the vehicle’s airbags and injured both officers. They were transported to a local hospital for precautionary reasons, the report said.
The 46-year-old driver had minor injuries and did not require hospitalization, according to police.
The department is investigating the crash further.
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