Police are reporting that a driver died on Friday in Evesham Township, NJ, after crashing into a tractor-trailer. The police were attempting to stop the driver at the time of the accident. Talk to a Burlington County truck accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus today.
A Crash After a Chase
The information provided by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability found that in Evesham Township, a police officer in a marked patrol car was trying to pull over a vehicle at around 4:40 am on Route 73 near Lincoln Drive.
The vehicle failed to stop for authorities. That led to the car crashing into a tractor-trailer. The driver of the vehicle lost their life. The officer was removed from the scene, though they did not have life-threatening injuries. The officer’s vehicle was not involved in the crash. The investigation closed down the roadway for several hours while the tractor-trailer was towed again. News helicopters captured a badly damaged vehicle left at the scene.
Seeking Legal Support After an Accident
In a case like this, family members have the right to seek answers. Determining if the driver was fleeing police or if the police failed to abide by pursuit laws is critical. Hire an attorney who will investigate and learn more.
At Kwartler Manus, our car accident lawyer in Evesham Township can provide you with the insight you need. Contact us now to learn more about your legal options. Let us find out if your loved one died due to negligence.
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