5 Injured in 3-Vehicle Crash at 19th Street and Frankford Avenue in Lubbock

5 Injured in 3-Vehicle Crash at 19th Street and Frankford Avenue in Lubbock

LPD Officer among Several Injured in Lubbock Car Crash at 19th Street and Frankford Avenue

Lubbock Car Crash

5 Injured in 3-Vehicle Crash at 19th Street and Frankford Avenue in Lubbock


Lubbock, Texas (May 13, 2018) – A Lubbock police officer was among Several people injured in a multi-vehicle collision at a Lubbock intersection on Saturday evening, according to Lubbock Police Department.
Three vehicles were involved in the crash that took place at the intersection of 19th Street and Frankford Avenue at around 7:30 p.m. May 12.
Police said an LPD cruiser was heading west on 19th street when it was struck by a mini-van that was making a turn from eastbound 19th Street onto Frankford Avenue.
An SUV that stopped for the crash at the intersection was also struck.
Two people riding in the mini-van and two others in the SUV were all taken to a hospital. Their injuries were said to be moderate.
A police officer in the cruiser was also hospitalized with minor injuries.
The accident is under investigation.
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