The Idaho State Police Department released a new video of a crash between a semi-truck and a police car.
- According to the police department, the trooper was outside the vehicle during the crash and was uninjured.
- The truck was found 10 miles away from the crash in Montana.
- The Clark County Sheriff’s Office cited the driver for driving too fast based on the conditions and for leaving the scene of a crash.
The department said in a follow-up tweet that drivers should be mindful of how they’re operating in bad conditions. The police department said don’t drive too fast, lock your brakes or jackknife your semi-trailer, or crash your semi into a patrol car.
The crash made headlines across news outlets in Idaho.
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The crash happened as a winter storm dumped snow across Idaho with more snowfall on the way, according to KTVB. A series of winter storms may be on the way, too, putting more snow at the ski resorts.