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Two Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents sustained critical injuries when a driver of a white pickup truck crashed into an Arizona interior immigration checkpoint. The two agents were transported to a local hospital and then flown to a Phoenix hospital for more extensive treatment.
NewsNation journalist Ali Bradley posted a report on X stating that the driver injured a Border Patrol K-9 agent and another agent. The K-9 agent is reportedly in an ICU in critical, but stable, condition.The second injured agent is said to be in stable condition and expected to fully recover. Police are reportedly awaiting a toxicology report on the driver involved in the crash. It is not currently believed the crash is connected to drug or human smuggling.
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