Three injured after a chain-reaction collision near Interstate 40 and Cimarron Road in Canadian County, Oklahoma
3 people, including an Oklahoma trooper, taken to hospital after crash on I-40 in Canadian County
“About 1:55 p.m., that trooper radioed in that he had been in a unit collision," said Preston Cox with OHP. "The trooper that made the traffic stop was speaking with the person there at the traffic stop, and then a third car came in and struck the person he had stopped." The trooper was speaking to the driver through the passenger window when the driver in the eastbound lanes hit the car that was pulled over.
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