Officials: Officer struck by vehicle on Atlantic Avenue
The officer was taken to the hospital where they are currently listed in stable condition.
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Oct 30, 2024, 2:39 AM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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82ds agoOfficials say an officer was struck by a vehicle on Atlantic Avenue Tuesday night.
They say it happened just after 9:30 p.m. on Atlantic Avenue and Eastern Parkway.
Officials say a dark-colored sedan was operating recklessly, and when the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver sped up and hit the officer.
The officer was taken to the hospital where they are currently listed in stable condition.
Officials say they have one person in custody.
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