2 officers hurt in crash while responding to call in North Philadelphia, police say
PHILADELPHIA - Two Philadelphia police officers responding to a 911 call were injured when their cruiser collided with another car at an intersection in North Philadelphia on Sunday.
Authorities say the patrol car was heading east on Lehigh Avenue around 1:30 p.m. with its lights and siren activated when it collided with a Chrystler 200 at the intersection of 22nd Street.
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Police say the two officers were taken to the Temple Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
A woman was also taken to Temple with complaints of side pain, authorities said.
No arrests or charges were reported immediately after the crash.
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