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Driver crashes car into man, woman, child in SLC driveway
BY AARON FALK
AND SHEENA MCFARLAND
The Salt Lake Tribune
First published Mar 06 2011 12:02PM
Updated 37 minutes ago
A speeding car fleeing from a police traffic stop launched into the air and crashed into a man, woman and small child as they were getting into their parked car Sunday morning in Salt Lake City.
The man suffered life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition, said Salt Lake Police Lt. Bryce Johnson. The woman and child received less severe injuries. The three were taken to an area hospital.
A police officer had attempted to pull over the male driver at the 7-Eleven at 535 E. 1700 South for not having a rear license plate. The man driving the vehicle sped off and turned west on Downington Avenue (1805 South). The police officer, following protocol, turned off her emergency lights and pulled over to the side of the road, rather than chase the automobile through a residential neighborhood, Johnson said.
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/51...south.html.csp
Driver crashes car into man, woman, child in SLC driveway
BY AARON FALK
AND SHEENA MCFARLAND
The Salt Lake Tribune
First published Mar 06 2011 12:02PM
Updated 37 minutes ago
A speeding car fleeing from a police traffic stop launched into the air and crashed into a man, woman and small child as they were getting into their parked car Sunday morning in Salt Lake City.
The man suffered life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition, said Salt Lake Police Lt. Bryce Johnson. The woman and child received less severe injuries. The three were taken to an area hospital.
A police officer had attempted to pull over the male driver at the 7-Eleven at 535 E. 1700 South for not having a rear license plate. The man driving the vehicle sped off and turned west on Downington Avenue (1805 South). The police officer, following protocol, turned off her emergency lights and pulled over to the side of the road, rather than chase the automobile through a residential neighborhood, Johnson said.
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