Video released of ‘intentional’ head-on collision with CHP vehicle
(FOX40.COM) — The California Highway Patrol released a statement and video of Wednesday’s head-on collision involving a wrong-way driver and a parked CHP vehicle along Interstate 80 in Yolo County.
The video is dash cam footage provided by a member of the public who was driving on the far right lane of eastbound I-80 at the time of the crash.
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On Thursday, CHP Assistant Commissioner Ezery Beauchamp provided more information on what the state-wide law enforcement agency is calling an ‘act of violence.”
While stopped on the right-hand shoulder of eastbound I-80 near Mace Boulevard, a wrong-way driver “intentionally” drove head-on into a CHP patrol vehicle at 3:38 p.m. on Wednesday.
Two officers were seated in the patrol vehicle with their seatbelts on during the collision and were transported to a local hospital with minor to major injuries.
The suspect driver was arrested at the scene and will be booked into the Yolo County Jail.
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“Acts of violence like this against our officers will not be tolerated,” Beauchamp said in a video posted to Facebook on Thursday. “Our CHP detectives and investigative personnel will work collaboratively with the district attorney’s office to ensure this individual is held accountable for his actions.”
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