Deputy’s Vehicle Rammed During Traffic Stop

March 27, 2007

At 0352 Monday, March 26, Jollyville was dispatched to a collision at HWY. 620 and El Salido Pkwy. involving a Travis County Deputy with a possible pin-in. Engine 38, Rescue 35 responded from Sta. 2 and Engine 34 responded from Sta. 1. When units arrived they found there were three vehicles involved but no pin-in. Three patients were transported by Williamson Co. EMS with minor injuries. The Travis Co. Deputy was out on a traffic stop when his vehicle was struck causing his vehicle to collide with the third vehicle.

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