Four officers injured in Hayes police car crash
Two police vehicles collided in Lansbury Drive while responding to an emergency call.
Incident → evidence → outcomeFour police officers were taken to hospital after two police vehicles collided in Hayes. The crash occurred just before 9pm on September 29 at the junction of Lansbury Drive and Balmoral Drive.
The vehicles, one marked and one unmarked, were responding to an incident at the time of the collision. Paramedics attended the scene, assessing five officers before four were transported to hospital for treatment. Their injuries have been confirmed as neither life-threatening nor life-changing. No members of the public were involved in the incident, as reported by This Is Local London.
Questions this report answers
01How many police officers were injured in the crash?
Four police officers were taken to hospital following the collision. Paramedics assessed five officers at the scene, but four required hospital treatment for their injuries.
02Where and when did the crash happen?
The incident occurred at the junction of Lansbury Drive and Balmoral Drive in Hayes. It took place just before 9pm on September 29.
03Were the officers' injuries serious?
No, the officers' injuries were confirmed to be neither life-threatening nor life-changing. They received treatment at a local hospital.
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