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Undercover Police Officer Injured in Nashville Car Accident

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According to WKRN-TV, an undercover police officer was hurt in a car accident in South Nashville on June 25.

The television station reported that the crash occurred around 1 p.m., on Murfreesboro Pike at Menzler Road. Investigators said that the officer was pursuing another vehicle when a pickup truck pulled out in front of him.

The driver of the truck reportedly did not see the officer’s vehicle lights displaying. The officer’s injuries were described as non-life threatening. He reportedly suffered neck and arm pain at the scene of the crash.

The accident remains under investigation. Charges are pending.

CAN I FILE A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT IF MY LOVED ONE IS KILLED IN A NASHVILLE CAR ACCIDENT?

Multi-car accidents can occur for a variety of reasons including distracted driving, a fatigued driver and/or aggressive driving. While it appears in this case that the driver of the other vehicle simply did not see the officer’s car, he or she could still be held liable for negligence.

In addition to driver error, it is also possible for an accident to occur because of defective parts or maintenance problems. Aside from death, injuries including spinal cord injuries or traumatic brain injuries resulting from vehicle accidents are often debilitating and can require expensive physical therapy and rehabilitation.

If you are ever injured in a car accident or you lose a loved one, you should seek compensation. Do not let a negligent driver victimize you. Call us to seek damages.

“A fool uttereth all his mind: but a wise man keepeth it in till afterwards.” – Matthew 21:22

Davis’ Words of Wisdom: There is an average of 500 crashes per day reported on Tennessee roadways.

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