Lubbock Sheriff's Deputy Injured in Rollover Crash
By: The Newsroom
Updated: December 28, 2012
It happened just before 5:30 a.m. Friday, at the Marsha Sharp Freeway and West Loop interchange.
Lubbock police say the Deputy was going west on Marsha Sharp, when his SUV left the left side of the freeway, and came to rest at the bottom of the overpass.
The SUV was upside-down when emergency crews responded. The Deputy was alert and conscious, and EMS said his injuries were moderate.
The Deputy was the only person in the SUV. He was not in pursuit, and there were no other cars involved.
The Sheriff's Office is conducting the investigation.
Lubbock police say the Deputy was going west on Marsha Sharp, when his SUV left the left side of the freeway, and came to rest at the bottom of the overpass.
The SUV was upside-down when emergency crews responded. The Deputy was alert and conscious, and EMS said his injuries were moderate.
The Deputy was the only person in the SUV. He was not in pursuit, and there were no other cars involved.
The Sheriff's Office is conducting the investigation.
Comments
Am glad to know the officer involved was not seriously injured and will be ok.....am CURIOUS as to what caused the wreck. Am thinking the public needs an update to squelch assumptions!
Marquita E.
December 30, 2012 at 11:00 pm
