Joseph Slaver, 24, critically injured in pedestrian collision with police vehicle on Park Street in Livermore Falls, Maine
Pedestrian in critical condition after collision with police car in Livermore Falls
Joseph Slaver, 24, of Livermore Falls was hit around 11:55 p.m. Friday after he entered Park Street and “struck” the passenger side of a police car driven by Officer Troy Reed, who was heading south, Chief Deputy William Gagne said in an email Saturday evening.
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