CHP Officer and Driver Injured in Car Crash on Highway 99 [Stockton, CA]

Highway 99 Car Crash Injures Officer and Driver

 
Stockton, CA (November 9, 2020) – Monday afternoon, a CHP officer and another driver sustained injuries after a crash on Highway 99.
 
CHP reports say the officer was behind a guard rail on northbound Hwy 99 just south of Arch Road using radar to check for speeders around 12:15 p.m. when two cars hit their brakes quickly.
 
A Toyota Highlander then overturned and hit the officer.
 
Emergency crews transported the officer and the driver to a hospital with moderate injuries.
 
Moreover, CHP said speeding is a common complaint in that area.
 
Meanwhile, authorities closed the No. 3 lane on northbound 99 near Arch Road during cleanup and investigation.

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