Lexington Police Officers Released From Hospital After Crash

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Updated: 8:12 AM Jan 9, 2008 Lexington Police Officers Released From Hospital After Crash Two Lexington police officers have been released from the hospital after their cruisers collided at a busy intersection. Posted: 11:59 AM Jan 8, 2008

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Two Lexington police officers have been released from the hospital after their cruisers collided at a busy intersection.

The wreck happened late Tuesday morning at the intersection of Versailles Road and Red Mile Road.

Police say both cruisers were responding to a foot pursuit happening near downtown.

We're told both cars did have lights and sirens on at the time of the crash.

Police say Officer Michael Seabolt was traveling eastbound on Versailles Road and Sgt. David Marcum was headed north on Red Mile towards Forbes Road when they crashed.

Both Seabolt and Marcum were taken to UK Medical Center, from where they were released Tuesday night.

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Posted by: Hey Earl Location: In Frankfort on Jan 12, 2008 at 10:47 AM

Stay out of prison and stop breaking the law and you wont have any problem with law enforcement. In other words, stick to your list.
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Posted by: johnny Location: ky on Jan 12, 2008 at 06:29 AM

ky mom said it best po po just wants attention.he probly dont have any friends since he dont like anyone.i would like to thank all of the brave police officers and all the brave men an women that serve our country and i thank popo for serving our country to an may god bless you all.and by the way i have a son that served in iraq but now he is a police officer and i am proud of him an all of the others no matter where they work.
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Posted by: Jethro Location: Rat Cheer on Jan 12, 2008 at 02:24 AM

I think I've narrowed down Po-Po's problem. The last time his family got together he didn't get to sit at the big table and noticed that everyone with a badge did. He feels left out, and somehow cheated. Po-Po you say you are appalled by stories of beatings, etc. Appalled enough to notify internal affairs? Strong enough to go to them? I don't mind that you wouldn't help a stranger in need, not everyone is that strong. I have worked with both the officers involved in this crash and I assure you neither would hesitate to help you anyway they can, everytime you call, even when they know some folks don't recognize help when they see it. Do a ride along, with an officer you're not related to, and compare how they act in the public eye with how they act in private. I bet you will be pleasantly surprised at the professionalism. Or are you strong enough to do that?
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