A person is facing charges after they crashed into a police cruiser in West Philadelphia, according to police. The initial information about the accident indicates a 2016 Tesla Model X vehicle was driving along the sidewalk near the 4900 block of Spruce Street. Officers tried to block the vehicle with the patrol car, but the driver continued westbound and struck the patrol car. Talk to the Philadelphia car accident lawyers at Kwartler Manus today.
A Driver on the Run
Police then said the driver refused officers' commands to park and exit the car, and instead continued northbound on 50th Street. The person then struck a white 2014 Chevrolet Impala at the intersection of 50th and Walnut streets. It continued until it crashed into a building at 5001 Walnut Street, causing serious damage. The driver then fled the scene on foot. The driver of the Impala was hurt in the accident but said to be in stable condition. No police officers were hurt. Police later tracked down the driver and arrested them. The driver was taken to an area hospital for injuries sustained during the crash. Police plan to charge the driver with failure to remain at the scene and aggravated assault.
Fighting for Answers When You Are the Victim
If you are in an accident and suffer serious injuries because of another person's reckless behavior, hire an attorney to fight for your case. Our car accident lawyer in Philadelphia is always available to discuss your case. Contact Kwartler Manus for guidance at a free consultation.
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