Two police officers and one civilian have been injured having been struck by a vehicle in Marble Hill, police said.
An NYPD spokeswoman said that police were alerted to an incident on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7.10 p.m. at 40 West 225th Street. Asked for further background, the spokeswoman said, “I do not know the circumstances leading up to the incident, but I believe that they are all in stable condition at this time.”
Asked if the officers involved were from the 52nd Precinct, the spokesperson said, “I don’t know where the officers are from but that [location] is [in] the confines of the 52.”
Users of the Citizens’ App posted videos of the aftermath of the scene, where at least one emergency services vehicle and several police officers were seen. According to the Citizens’ App, the incident took place near a Target store.
When contacted for details of the incident, an EMS spokesperson confirmed the incident location as 40 West 225th Street and said they were alerted to the incident at 7.11 p.m. They said, “pedestrian struck” and added that one person had been brought to Jacobi Medical Center and two people were brought to St. Barnabas Hospital.
Also according to users of the Citizens’ App, two police officers allegedly chased a suspect onto a street and a car struck them. Norwood News is unable to verify this account of the incident at this time.
We recently reported on a road accident in which ten people, including two police officers, were injured after a police vehicle collided with another vehicle in the Foxhurst section of the Bronx, on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
This is a developing story.
*David Greene contributed to this story.
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