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One man has been sent to hospital after a crash with a police cruiser on Monday night.
According to a release, around 7:33 p.m., Regina police responded to a crash in the intersection of Dewdney Avenue and Albert Street. Traffic was diverted while police investigated.
Police said the cruiser, which was traveling westbound in the left lane on Dewdney Avenue with its emergency lights activated was hit. The crash occurred in the middle of the intersection and involved a Ford F-150 truck that was southbound in the right lane on Albert Street.
The man, who was one of five passengers in the truck, was sent to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Regina police are on scene of what looks like a single vehicle crash on the corner of Albert & Dewdney #yqr pic.twitter.com/m2OzOKkRzE
— Jessika Guse (@JessikaGuse) June 13, 2017
The driver of the Ford F-150 was charged with failing to yield to an emergency vehicle with its emergency lights activated.
