Officer badly injured in head-on collision

RE: Officer badly injured in head-on collision

November 11th, 2006 @ 1:48PM (17 years ago)

How does emergency vehicle training have anything whatsoever to do with a person who RAN A STOP SIGN? I agree a multi-agency driving track (for all police in the county, not just LMPD, as well as fire and EMS) is sorely needed, but this wasn't an emergency vehicle training matter. I drive FAR more miles than any LMPD officer does in the course of a week, I haven't had any driving training since I was 16, and I know that you aren't supposed to run a stop sign. If this was a pursuit, I might agree, but most of the LMPD wrecks have nothing to do with emergency vehicle driving.

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