Drivers were asked to avoid an intersection on Edmonton’s north side Thursday night after police said a collision occurred there involving one of their vehicles.
Shortly after 7 p.m., police issued a news release to say they had shut down the westbound lanes of 153 Avenue and the northbound lanes at 127 Street after a crash involving a police vehicle and another vehicle occurred at that intersection.
“Injuries appear to be minor to all involved,” police said.
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They later said the police vehicle was an unmarked truck and that two other vehicles were involved in the crash: an SUV being driven by a female and a jeep driven by a male. They added the jeep “was sitting at the red light.”
Police did not say what led to the collision.
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