Fort Worth officer injured in crash shows 'promising signs'

A Fort Worth police officer remains hospitalized today in grave condition after he crashed during a highway chase.

Officer Richard Lambing, 37, suffered head injuries Thursday afternoon in the accident on Interstate 30, close to the Loop 820 interchange.

Lambing was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital with life-threatening injury, police said. Doctors say he showed improvement later than surgery and was transferred to the intensive-care unit.

We are relieved that Officer Lambing is showing promising signs of potential upturn, Police Chief Jeffrey Halstead said today in a written statement.

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Car drives into store - Two teens arrested for filing false reports about crash

Photo by Richard Edwards no one was injured but the front window of Madison Carpet Outlet in Athens was shattered Friday afternoon when a car crashed into the building.

A 15-year-old Athens boy and an 18-year-old passenger have been charged with filing false police reports following the car driven by the boy crashed into Madison Carpet Outlet Store and the duo lied about who was really driving it, police said.

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Motorcyclist air-lifted to hospital after A38 accident

A motorcyclist was air-lifted to hospital after a collide on the A38 at Biddisham on Friday afternoon (June 18th).

Police and ambulance crews from Burnham-On-Sea rushed to the scene at 1.25pm and found the man had suffered leg injury, which were serious sufficient for him to be air-lifted to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol.

The collision occurred along a fast-moving elongate of the A38 and involved a Ford Fiesta.

A man was taken to hospital via an air ambulance following a road traffic mishap between a car and a motorbike, police orator Claire Stanley told Burnham-On-Sea.com.

The road was closed for some hours, leading to a build-up of extended queues of traffic in both directions.

Police appealed for witnesses to the crash to contact them on 0845 456 7000.

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Video: Aussie father clasps infant as car hits

SYDNEY — Dramatic video footage has emerged of a father saving his newborn son by clutching consistently to him as a car strike the man.

The traffic mishap happened in the western Sydney suburb of Penrith in 2008 and was transmit for the first time Monday on Australia's Nine Network.

The security camera footage shows a car plowing into Andrew Leach as he held his son Hayden on a sidewalk close to a shop front. Leach's parents, standing close to, were hit, and the baby's empty stroller was knocked flying.

Leach held the baby to his upper body as he was pushed into the shop window and had his legs pinned by the car, which nine said was driven by an aged woman who had lost control of the vehicle.

As the car not interest down, Leach said he thought if they strike the back of me, break a leg or whatever, that's fixable. But if they strike my son, he's not fixable.

Leach said the program his son was unhurt.

Leach himself was shown climbing out from between the car and the shop front and was not poorly hurt. Both his parents were hospitalized with injury, but survived, Nine reported.

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NASA space research balloon crashes into car

A space balloon which was due to be launched by NASA - carrying a £4m telescope - has crashed into a car through take off.

The balloon was being launched in Alice Springs, Australia, when a squall of wind caught it carrying it away from the launch region.

As this happened, the football pitch-sized balloon dragged its cargo of systematic equipment - counting the rare £4m gamma ray telescope - towards the cars of spectators.

It then smashed into the cars, flipping one over and causing grave damage to another -- not quite the smooth float to 40km high NASA boffins had predictable.

A spokesperson for NASA said the event was very unsatisfactory If we had just ruined a £4m telescope and the effort of dozens of scientists, we might have gone for a word a small stronger than disappointing.

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Alcohol May Have Led to Fatal Missouri Car Accident

Republic, MO: Authorities are now required to check all drivers involved in deadly Missouri traffic accidents for alcohol consumption. Such was the case after a March 19 collide killed a woman from Aurora. The drivers of two other vehicles involved in the crash survived—and, while the incident is still under inquiry, authorities say that one of the surviving drivers may have been under the power of alcohol.

The dead, Tara Williams, was navigating her 2001 Hyundai Accent eastbound along US 60 at about 8:20 pm, about a mile west of Republic, when she was rear-ended by one more car. The crash forced Williams' car into oncoming traffic, where it was struck by a westbound 2006 Chrysler Town & Country driven by Kenneth Dodson, 76 of Monett. All drivers were tiring seat belts.

Williams was pronounced deceased at the scene. Dodson received minor injury. His wife, who was riding in the passenger seat alongside him, suffered moderate injuries.

Susanna Wallace, 26, of Billings, was driving the 1998 Chevrolet Malibu that hit Williams' car from at the back. Wallace was not offended.

The Springfield News-Leader of Missouri reported on April 6 that the Missouri road Patrol is investigating the possibility that alcohol was a contributing factor in the mishap. Any time there's a death anymore, we're supposed to test all surviving drivers, regardless if they've been drinking, even if we can say to they haven’t, said. Sgt. Robert Proctor, who indicated in the News-Leader that one of the two drivers, was originating not to be intoxicated. Sgt. Proctor would not discuss the results of the test on the additional driver.

However, the News-Leader reported that troopers executed a search merit on one of the vehicles involved in the three-vehicle crash and opinioned that [the driver of the Malibu] was driving under the pressure of alcohol.

The Missouri road Patrol issued a search warrant for photographs of the damage continued in the accident, together with data from the Malibu's event data recorder. There are presently no charges in the accident. Sgt. Proctor said the last report has not been submitted to the prosecutor.

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Man still in hospital following Dalton car accident

A MAN who was fatally injured in a car crash was still in hospital last night. A Mazda MX-6 collided with a Citroen C3 in Mill Brow, Dalton, at have lunch time on Monday.

The Mazda driver, a 30-year-old man from Hexham, was cut gratis from the car by firefighters. Police said previous night he was still in Furness General Hospital.

The Citroen was being driven by a 42-year-old Dalton lady and she had three children in the car.

They were also taken to FGH but went house the same day, police said.

Anyone with information about the collide is asked to call PC Kevin Latham at South Cumbria highway Policing Unit in Ulverston on 0845 33 00 247.

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Three injured in serious accident

Two people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a two-car collide on an Aberdeenshire road.

One motorist had to be cut free by Grampian Fire and Rescue Service later than the accident on the B977 Balmedie to Parkhill highway just before 1100 GMT.

A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said two people were believed to have been gravely hurt, and a third was walking injured.

numerous fire, ambulance and police crews were called out.

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