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UPDATE: State Police Plan To Ticket Driver Who Caused Fire Chief To Crash
UPDATE: 7:29 p.m., Monday:
Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company Chief Frank Farry said he was released from the hospital Monday evening and appears to only have a sprained wrist.
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He said he was thankful the other driver was unhurt and appreciated all the well wishes from the community.
“I guess my gymnastics career is over,” Farry joked.
Original Story:
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Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company Chief Frank Farry suffered minor injuries in a crash Monday afternoon.
Farry, who is also state representative for the 142nd legislative district, was in his chief’s SUV responding to a crash on Route 1 northbound around 4 p.m. when he collided with a car turning from Flowers Avenue onto Pine Street (Route 413) in Langhorne Borough, Assistant Chief Joe Taylor, who is also Langhorne’s mayor, said.
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Taylor said Farry suffered pain in his arm and wrist, which was to be checked on by doctors Monday evening.
The driver of the other vehicle was uninjured.
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Farry’s fire department SUV was brought back to the fire station and will have to be evaluated to see if it can be repaired, the mayor told LevittownNow.com.
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No life-threatening injuries were reported in the Route 1 crash Farry was responding to at the time.
Pennsylvania State Police were assigned to investigate the Langhorne crash.
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