The female officer was attempting to pull over a vehicle at the intersection when the patrol vehicle was broadsided by an oncoming 2024 Mercedes traveling in the westbound lane, operated by Ramirez

Amador County, Calif. – 46-year-old Peter Ramirez of Fairfield and a woman CHP officer were injured in a crash on Shenandoah Road in Plymouth Thursday afternoon.
According to the authorities the traffic collision happened at around 4 p.m. on Shenandoah Road and Dickson Road.
The female officer was attempting to pull over a vehicle at the intersection when the patrol vehicle was broadsided by an oncoming 2024 Mercedes traveling in the westbound lane, operated by Ramirez.
Bothe the officer and Ramirez sustained moderate injuries and were transported by an ambulance to Amador County Fairgrounds.
The officer was then flown to Sutter Roseville Medical Center and Ramirez to UC Davis Medical Center.
The identity of the officer was not immediately released.
No additional information about the wreck was provided.
An investigation is ongoing.
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