Four people, including two officers, suffered minor injuries Monday night when a police cruiser collided with two cars in Harlem, the FDNY said.
The NYPD officers in the cruiser were heading to a 911 call about a man with a gun when they collided with the cars at the corner of Fredrick Douglas Boulevard and West 138th Street around 8:30 p.m.
The crash caused noticeable damage to the cruiser, black sedan and silver sedan involved. The cruiser appeared to have been T-boned by one of the vehicles at some point. It’s unclear which vehicle caused the crash.
The two officers were among the four people taken to Harlem Hospital Center. They were all listed in stable condition with minor injuries, mostly to the back and neck, the FDNY said.
Police said they are investigating the crash.
