Firefighter Injured in Fort Worth Crash near Sundance Square

Firefighter Injured in Crash near Sundance Square in Fort Worth

Fort Worth, Texas – A firefighter was injured Monday morning in a crash in Fort Worth, according to the police.

The crash happened near Sundance Square.

Police said a fire engine was headed toward a fire in the downtown area when it collided with an SUV, which might have run a red light.

The SUV rolled over, but the driver was not hurt.

A firefighter who was in the engine was taken to the hospital with a cut to the head.

The SUV driver was cited for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.

The police are investigating the crash.

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