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Pittsburgh police cruiser strikes vehicle, two injured A Pittsburgh police officer and a civilian driver were transported to the hospital in stable condition Saturday night after a police cruiser struck the civilian’s vehicle in Allentown. At about 9:40 p.m., a Zone 3 police officer was traveling on Arlington Avenue while responding to a call when a vehicle pulled out from Knox Avenue and into the officer’s path. Emily Bourne, a spokeswoman for the Pittsburgh Police Department, said the police cruiser hit the vehicle, causing it to spin and collide with a telephone pole. Both drivers were transported to the hospital in stable condition with minor injuries. The officer suffered a hand injury and the civilian driver reported neck and back pain, Bourne said. The Collision Investigation Unit is investigating. “No charges are expected at this time,” Bourne said. Megan Trotter is a TribLive staff writer. She can be reached atmtrotter@triblive.com. Daily and weekly updates delivered straight to your inbox. Get news alerts first, right in your browser. Daily and weekly updates delivered straight to your inbox. Support our journalism and get an ad-free experience on all your dev…

Civilian Hurt When Police Cruiser Crashes With Lights, Sirens A police vehicle responding to a call crashed into another car at a busy Pittsburgh intersection on Saturday, Nov. 15, authorities announced. Pittsburgh police. Photo Credit: Facebook/Pittsburgh Police Jillian Pikora Email me Read More Stories 11/15/2025 10:26 p.m. The collision happened at 7 p.m. at E. Liberty Blvd. and N. Highland Ave. while officers were heading to back up a traffic stop on Black Street, according to the release. Medics evaluated the driver of the civilian vehicle at the scene. She was not transported to the hospital, but her vehicle was left inoperable at the intersection, police said. The two Pittsburgh Police officers riding in the responding cruiser were not injured. The officer behind the wheel was taken to the hospital to undergo drug and alcohol testing, which is standard department protocol, authorities added. Investigators with the Collision Investigation Unit were called to the scene to process the crash. Click here to follow Daily Voice Waynesboro and receive free news updates.

Pittsburgh police cruiser, paramedic SUV collide - EMS1 By Bobby KerlikPittsburgh Tribune Review PITTSBURGH, Pa. — A Pittsburgh paramedic sport utility vehicle and a Pittsburgh police cruiser crashed on Saturday in the Strip District, closing a portion of Liberty Avenue for hours. The police officer was responding as backup about 5:45 p.m. to help with crime-scene control at a fatal shooting in the Hill District. The accident occurred at Liberty Avenue and 26th Street at the entrance to the busway. The SUV struck the passenger side of the police car. The police car caught fire for a short period of time, authorities said. The police car remained partially rolled on its side for hours. Pittsburgh police Cmdr. Thomas Stangrecki said the police officer and two EMS supervisors were taken to a local hospital in stable condition. Occupants of the vehicles had to be pulled from the wreckage, authorities said. Copyright 2011 Tribune Review Publishing CompanyAll Rights Reserved

Police cruiser crashes into civilian vehicle in Pittsburgh, 2 taken to hospital <p>An officer was heading to a call when they hit another car. </p>

2 injured after police cruiser, car collide in Pittsburgh's Allentown 2 hospitalized after police cruiser, vehicle collide in Pittsburgh's Allentown An officer was heading to a call when they hit another car. 2 hospitalized after police cruiser, vehicle collide in Pittsburgh's Allentown An officer was heading to a call when they hit another car. SHERIDAN AND THE SOUTH SIDE. WE HAVE SOME NEW DETAILS ABOUT A CRASH INVOLVING A PITTSBURGH POLICE CRUISER IN ALLENTOWN. PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SAFETY SAYS AN OFFICER WAS DRIVING ON ARLINGTON AVENUE LAST NIGHT, HEADING TO A CALL WITH LIGHTS AND SIRENS ON A CAR PULLED OUT FROM KNOX AVENUE AND HIT. AN OFFICER HIT IT, CAUSING THE CAR TO CRASH INTO A TELEPHONE POLE. OFFICIALS SAY. BOTH DRIVERS WERE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL I Updated: 12:05 PM EDT Jun 28, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Ava Rash Reporter Advertisement 2 hospitalized after police cruiser, vehicle collide in Pittsburgh's Allentown An officer was heading to a call when they hit another car. Updated: 12:05 PM EDT Jun 28, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Ava Rash Reporter A Pittsburgh police cruiser was involved in a crash Saturday night in Pittsburgh's Allentown neighborhood. Pittsburgh Public Safety …

Pittsburgh Police vehicle reportedly involved in crash; 2 taken to hospital PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Police vehicle was involved in a crash Saturday night. An Allegheny County 911 supervisor says first responders were called to the intersection of Arlington and Knox avenues in Allentown at 9:43 p.m. Our crew saw a sedan and a Pittsburgh Police cruiser with damage in the roadway. An officer on scene told Channel 11 that the cruiser was involved in the crash. A Pittsburgh Public Safety spokesperson later clarified that the officer was on the way to a call, driving on Arlington Avenue with the lights and sirens on, when a civilian vehicle pulled out from Knox Avenue. The police cruiser hit the civilian vehicle, causing it to spin and hit a telephone injuries. The officer and the driver of the other vehicle were both taken to hospitals with minor injuries. The officer had a hand injury, and the other driver was reporting chest and back pain. Public safety officials don’t expect any charges. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter . | Watch WPXI NOW TOP STORIES FROM CHANNEL 11 NEWS 2 dead after crash on PA Turnpike in We…

Pittsburgh police cruiser strikes vehicle, two injured <p>A Pittsburgh police officer and a civilian driver were transported to the hospital in stable condition Saturday night after a police cruiser struck the civilian&#8217;s vehicle in Allentown.</p>