Houston, TX, July 5, 2025 – A Houston Police Department unit was involved in a major collision early Saturday morning while responding to a call for service, leaving three people hospitalized. The incident occurred around 2:10 a.m. on July 5 at the intersection of Airline Drive and Johnston Street. According to initial reports, a North Division HPD vehicle collided with a Cadillac Escalade, trapping the SUV’s driver inside. Houston Fire Department personnel extricated the SUV driver, who was transported to Ben Taub Hospital. Both HPD officers in the patrol unit were also taken to the hospital in stable condition. All parties are expected to survive. Preliminary details suggest the HPD unit was en route to a call when the Escalade allegedly pulled out in front of it. However, investigators have not determined fault, and a possible DWI is under review. The case remains under investigation by HPD traffic units.
In Houston, a serious collision occurred on Airline Drive when an HPD patrol vehicle—responding to a call with sirens and lights activated—was struck by an SUV at a red light. The force also pushed the SUV into an adjacent vehicle. Emergency responders arrived, and the SUV driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities are investigating whether impairment or failure to yield contributed to the crash .
Incidents between civilians and emergency vehicles bring complex legal and insurance concerns. Whether you’re struck first, caught in a multi-vehicle collision, or dealing with emergency responder involvement, navigating injuries, medical bills, and liability can quickly become overwhelming.
At DC Law Group, we understand the chaos and confusion that follow collisions with emergency vehicles. Our team offers a completely free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your situation in full. We’ll review accident reports, police statements, and any other evidence to help you understand who’s at fault and what options are available—whether that means pursuing a personal injury claim or recovering property damage expenses.
Cases involving emergency vehicles demand legal experience. Our attorneys specialize in these incidents—analyzing whether proper protocol was followed (like activating lights, yielding rights, or following dispatch procedures). We collaborate with accident reconstruction experts, medical professionals, and consulting parties to build the strongest possible case. Whether it means negotiating with insurers or advocating for you in court, our goal is to ensure you receive full compensation for medical care, lost wages, emotional distress, and vehicle damage.
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If you were injured, had your vehicle damaged, or are facing questions after being involved in a crash with an HPD patrol vehicle, you don’t have to face it alone. Call (310) 571‑8860 today to schedule your free case evaluation. Our caring legal team is available 24/7 to answer your questions, listen to your story, and begin crafting a tailored strategy to protect your rights and promote your healing.