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EmailPrintCommentRegisterRSSWhat's This Pa.: Two officers' legs crushed by minivan driverMember SubmissionBRISTOL, Pa. -- Authorities say two police officers were seriously injured when they were struck by a sleep-deprived driver who lost control of his minivan. Two Bristol Township officers, 29-year-old Michael Egan, and 36-year-old Mark Buzby, were hurt Saturday when George Buschle's minivan jumped a traffic island at Routes 13 and 413 and pinned them against the patrol car. The impact crushed their legs. Authorities say the 30-year-old Bristol Township man is charged with two felony counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and related charges. For full story, visit: Two officers' legs crushed by minivan driver |
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