CHP motorcycle officer, 2 others hurt in violent crash on 10 Freeway in Harvard Heights, LAFD says
HARVARD HEIGHTS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Three people, including a California Highway Patrol officer, were injured Thursday morning in a violent multi-vehicle crash on the 10 Freeway in Harvard Heights, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
All three patients were transported to the hospital after the pileup occurred about 10:45 a.m. near Normandie Avenue, authorities said.
The injured civilians were described as a 25-year-old man who suffered a fractured leg and a 32-year-old who sustained head trauma. The CHP officer was expected to be "OK," officials said.
News video from AIR7 HD showed the officer's wrecked motorcycle near two sedans that had slammed into each other near the center median.
Multiple lanes were shut down in both directions as emergency crews worked to clear the scene. Traffic was nearly at a standstill on both sides of the interstate. The freeway was shut down for about two hours.
The officer's motorcycle was rear-ended by another vehicle, causing a second accident, according to CHP.
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