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Golf cart crash sends 2 St. Pete officers to hospital: SPPD

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Golf cart crash sends 2 St. Pete officers to hospital: SPPD — Dunedin Health news

Two St. Petersburg police officers riding in a golf cart sustained non-life-threatening injuries following a crash Thursday morning, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department. St. Petersburg officers hospitalizedInvestigators say two officers were in a golf cart at the intersection of 38th Ave N and 37th St N when a Honda CRV turning north onto 37th St N collided with them. The impact ejected one of the officers from the golf cart, according to SPPD. Both officers received non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. Golf cart crash investigationInvestigators have not released the names of the officers or the driver involved in the crash. Investigators said the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. Police reopened all roads in the area, but the cause of the collision remains under investigation.

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