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Cary road reopened after car accident


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Cary road reopened after car accident
Cary road reopened after car accident

A portion of Kildaire Farm Road near Penny Road was briefly shut down Tuesday night after a car whose driver was trying to avoid parked police cars wound up crashing into them instead, Cary police said.

Just before 7:30 p.m., two police cars were parked in the far-right lane on the southbound side of Kildaire Farm Road in front of St. Francis United Methodist Church, Cary Police Capt. Michael Williams said. Officers had responded to a call of a woman lying in the middle of the road. There was no word on why the woman was lying in the road.

A car traveling northbound entered the turning lane in order to enter a shopping center. A sports utility vehicle traveling south drifted into the center lane to give police room, and it hit the northbound vehicle head-on, Williams said.

As a result, the SUV flipped and hit both police cars. The officers were standing on the sidewalk and were unhurt.

Two people, including a small child, in the northbound vehicle were transported to a hospital, but no information about their conditions was available.

One person in the SUV was also transported to a hospital with unknown injuries.

The accident remains under investigation, Williams said.

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Police work is very dangerous - they can be hurt or killed on just a simple routine call like this - luckily they were not in the wrong place this time when this happened...

Praying for everyone involve, that road in cary is going under heavy construction. That's why ya need to slow down.

i bet these are the same fools who dont pull over for ambulances

slowing down or moving over for emergency vehicles who are stopped with their lights flashing is not only a good idea, it is also the law. and this includes moving over for tow trucks. tow truck drivers are being killed while working in this country at an alarming rate. i guess you have to be a cop for it to make the news.

The story includes the line "A sports utility vehicle traveling drifted..." - WRAL - what the heck is that supposed to mean? Hire someone who speaks, reads and writes standard English. Your hiring practices are pathetic.

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