Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured when a suspected drunken driver hit the back of a patrol car on a Los Angeles area, causing him to be engulfed in flames early Thursday morning. The huge fire was recorded on video. Authorities said police were investigating a collision along Highway 105 around midnight local time and had cordoned off the area with flares. About 90 minutes later, police say a woman in an SUV drove right through the flares and hit the back of a patrol car parked on the side of the highway. CALIFORNIAN SOCIALIST APPEARS IN TRIBUTE ACCUSED OF TREATMENT AND KILLING OF TWO CHILDREN Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured when a suspected drunk driver struck a patrol car on a Los Angeles area highway, causing it to be engulfed in flames on April 28, 2022. (RMG News) The patrol car turned clockwise, hitting one of the CHP officers standing outside, according to Fox 11. Authorities say the officer suffered serious injuries. The patrol then caught fire, with two more police officers inside. A good Samaritan and another CHP officer ran into the burning car and pulled the two officers out just as the vehicle was completely engulfed in flames, according to Fox 11. The station reported that another good Samaritan pulled the third officer, who was hit by the rotating patrol, away from the flames. LOS ANGELES WOMAN’S FAMILY KILLED BY LAMBORGHINI TEENAGER WINS $ 18.85 Million LAWSUIT Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured in a fire accident on April 28, 2022. (RMG News) “I applaud these good Samaritans for their courage to come up and then come and help our officer get out of the car that was completely wrapped up. Congratulations to them,” CHP officer Kevin Tao told Fox 11. Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured in a fire accident on April 28, 2022. (KTLA) Police said the two officers who were pulled from the burning cruiser suffered moderate injuries. All three police officers were taken to local hospitals. Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured in a fire accident on April 28, 2022. (KTLA) CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION The suspect, identified as 41-year-old Lucky Jackson, was taken into custody. Witnesses said they saw her accelerate to 95 miles per hour before the crash. CHP officials told Fox 11 that they expected Jackson to be detained because he was driving under the influence.
