2 state troopers injured in crash after driver runs stop sign in Cicero
<p>Two state troopers were injured in a crash after a driver ran a stop sign early Wednesday in west suburban Cicero. </p><p>The state troopers were driving south on Cicero Avenue just after midnight when a driver going east on 14th Street ran a stop sign and t-boned the troopers, Illinois state police said.
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<p>Two state troopers were injured in a crash after a driver ran a stop sign early Wednesday in west suburban Cicero. </p><p>The state troopers were driving south on Cicero Avenue just after midnight when a driver going east on 14th Street ran a stop sign and t-boned the troopers, Illinois state police said. </p><p>Both troopers and the driver of the other vehicle were taken to area hospitals with unspecified injuries, officials said. </p><p>No further information was immediately available.
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- <p>Two state troopers were injured in a crash after a driver ran a stop sign early Wednesday in west suburban Cicero. </p><p>The state troopers were driving south on Cicero Avenue just after midnight when a driver going east on 14th Street ran a stop sign and t-boned the troopers, Illinois state police said.
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