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Spokane Police Officer Dave Grenon strides across a stream of leaking oil from a Loomis armored car after the driver ran a red light and struck a Toyota Land Cruiser at the corner of 25th and Grand Ave Wednesday in Spokane, Wash. A passenger in the armored vehicle received injuries, but none in the SUV. (Dan Pelle/SR)
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Zelda Krup on June 25 at 1:26 p.m.
Even if you are in an SUV, getting hit by an armored car is like colliding with a bomb shelter. Kind of surprised me that the injured person was in the Loomis truck, but I guess the force was on the passenger side of the SUV.
Certainly makes for a dramatic photo.
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spokelooneh on June 25 at 11:21 p.m.
“Missoula school trustee resigns in wake of controversial video/Missoulian”
Bad link.
Not that anybody besides me seems to ever notice…
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