Queensland emergency services called to crash in Arundel, two officers sent to hospital
Two police officers have been taken to hospital and a woman arrested in an early morning crash on the Gold Coast.
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Two police officers have been taken to hospital and a woman arrested in an early morning crash near Arundel.
Emergency services were called to the incident on Olsen Ave near Boea Street at 4.30am on Wednesday.
A Queensland police spokeswoman said a police car was “T-boned” by a black Audi SUV after turning out of a side street.
When officers arrived they took the 49-year-old female driver of the Audi into custody and said she was assisting with inquiries.
The police spokeswoman said they would be conducting an alcohol breath test.
Police confirmed the Audi was not stolen.
Two officers from inside the police car were assessed by paramedics and taken to Gold Coast University hospital in a stable condition with minor injuries.
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