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A Washington state sheriff’s deputy was injured in a head-on collision caused by a suspected DUI on Wednesday night, officials said.
Authorities said the driver was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence after the crash. The injured sheriff’s deputy is working with the King County Sheriff’s Department.
The crash occurred in Snohomish County. State Route 2 was completely closed around 9:00 pm as authorities investigated the crash site.
Washington State Patrol officer Jacob Kennett tweeted that the road closure will likely be extended while the unit investigates.
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Kennett also shared that the agent suffered a serious hand injury and “possible additional injuries.”
“The driver of the other vehicle involved is currently in custody for DUI,” Kennett confirmed.
“The investigation is still ongoing and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation,” added Kennett.
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No other details about the crash or suspects were immediately available.