Trooper stops wrong-way driver with patrol car

Trooper stops wrong-way driver with patrol car on I-90
Trooper Rick Johnson says the car was going in the wrong direction from Interstate 405 to Interstate 90. A trooper intercepted the vehicle, putting their patrol car in the direct path to stop the driver. The person was arrested, suspected of driving under the influence of something. The driver and the trooper both had minor injuries.
WSP trooper uses their car to stop wrong-way driver
A Washington State Patrol (WSP) trooper used their vehicle to stop a car going the wrong way on Interstate-90 (I-90).
Trooper hits car head-on to stop wrong-way driver on I-90 near Sammamish
A Washington State Patrol (WSP) trooper used their patrol vehicle to stop a wrong-way driver heading eastbound in the westbound lanes of Interstate 90 in Sammam
Washington State Patrol trooper car hit on southbound I-5 near Southcenter
Multiple collisions have been reported throughout Puget Sound, including a state patrol car hit on southbound Interstate 5 near Southcenter Sunday evening.
Wash. State Patrol Trooper Struck Head-On by Suspected Impaired Driver
A Washington State Patrol trooper wasn't seriously injured when he tried to stop a wrong-way driver who collided head-on with the trooper's cruiser.
Trooper crashes into wrong-way driver on I-90
According to Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Johnson, the driver was reported going the wrong way from I-405 at about 2:45 a.m.
BREAKING: WSP trooper crashes head on to stop wrong-way driver on I-90
A Washington State Police trooper purposely crashed head with a suspected DUI driver going the wrong way on I-90 near Westlake Sammamish Parkway
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