Boston fire engine crashes into bank with 4 injured
Fire engine and vehicle of off-duty police officer collide
Not something you see every day….a fire truck goes through a Bank of America in Dorchester. Just feet away, a car hit a tree. @7News pic.twitter.com/8d2E5XeppQ
— Polikseni Manxhari (@realpolikseni) November 5, 2020
Boston EMS says four people were injured when a Boston Fire Department engine crashed into a bank in Dorchester early this (Thursday) morning. The firefighters were responding to a two-alarm fire when there was a collision with the SUV of an off-duty Boston police officer.
An off-duty Boston police officer has life-threatening injuries and four firefighters were injured after a firetruck and the officer’s vehicle collided, sending the firetruck into the front of a Bank of America in Dorchester early Thursday morning.
The firetruck and the vehicle collided on Washington Street and Talbot Avenue around 2:26 a.m., according to a statement from Boston police. The truck ended in the entrance to the bank and the officer’s vehicle, a black SUV with front-end damage, came to rest outside the bank.
