A police car was badly damaged in a crash while responding to an emergency in a busy town centre.
The Recorder reported yesterday (February 27) how a police crime scene was put in place on the corner of Romford Road just outside the Manor Park Library, following the collision.
Images from the scene shows how a police car had collided with another car.
The crash was captured on camera footage, showing the moment a police car made contact with a second car on the corner of Romford Road as they were coming off High Street North.
A Met Police spokesperson said: "The driver of the other car, a man, was taken to hospital where his condition was assessed as not life-threatening or life-changing.
"Officers arranged for the cars to be recovered."
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A police cordon was in place on the corner of Romford Road following the crash, which also caused damage to a nearby electrics box on the pavement, just outside Manor Park Library.
So police have smashed into someone on Romford Road. Avoid avoid avoid if you can. The traffic is insane. pic.twitter.com/EUyoN4gqnp
— C A R E N 🇩🇲 (@CiTheGoonerxx) February 27, 2024
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Both cars were pictured with significant damage.
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