TWO police officers were hospitalized after their police car was involved in a traffic accident on Christmas Eve.
The officers were in their patrol car when it was involved in the demolition of the Broomielaw on the King George V Bridge in Glasgow.
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Scottish Police have confirmed that the patrol car was involved in the clash in GlasgowCredit: Alamy
The incident, which also involved a Hyundai, happened around 8:30 p.m. on Friday evening.
The two officers were taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital to receive treatment for their injuries.
The Hyundai driver didn’t need any treatment
One of the policemen was released and the other remained in the hospital.
His condition has been described as stable.
The Scottish Police have since opened an investigation into the crash and their investigations are ongoing.
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A police spokesman for Scotland said: “Following a traffic accident involving a police car and a Hyundai that occurred on Friday the 24th.
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“The Hyundai driver didn’t need hospital treatment.
“The two officers were taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, where one was released after treatment.
“An officer stays in the hospital, where the hospital staff describe his condition as stable.”
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