A Brentwood, New York man was arrested after allegedly dashing on the Lengthy Island Expressway (LIE) whereas impaired by medication and inflicting a crash that critically injured a police officer, in response to police.
Court docket information present that 29-year-old Cody Fisher is going through a number of expenses, together with driving whereas capacity impaired by medication, second-degree assault, second-degree illegal fleeing of a police officer in a motorcar and reckless driving.
Suffolk County police mentioned Freeway Patrol Officer Brendon Gallagher was conducting a site visitors cease at about 6 p.m. on Sunday, on the westbound facet of the LIE when a 2021 Ford Mustang drove by at a excessive charge of pace.
Gallagher, who’s a member of the Avenue Takeover Job Pressure, responded to the dashing automobile and activated his lights and sirens earlier than trying to tug the motive force of the Mustang over.
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Police mentioned the motive force of the Mustang, later recognized as Fisher, misplaced management of the automobile and sideswiped Gallagher’s patrol automobile.
The crash precipitated Gallagher’s patrol automobile to fly off the freeway and flip the wrong way up.Â
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Fisher’s Mustang additionally careened off the freeway and hit a light-weight put up, police mentioned.
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An off-duty Nassau County Police officer who was passing by on the time of the crash reportedly stopped to help, and finally apprehended Fisher.
Police mentioned Gallagher, who was listed in important situation, was flown to Stony Brook College Hospital, whereas Fisher was transported to South Shore College Hospital in Bay Shore to be handled for non-life-threatening accidents.
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He was arraigned in First District Court docket in Central Islip on Monday and has pleaded not responsible to the fees.