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An Illinois State Trooper’s vehicle was struck by an alleged drunken driver last Monday in Moline, according to authorities.
The sergeant had completed a traffic stop and was parked on the shoulder of the road – with its emergency lights flashing — when a green Jeep crossed the white fog line and crashed into the rear driver’s side of the car, Illinois State Police said in a release.
Dashcam video of the incident shows the Jeep, which police say was driven by Matthew Scherer, 55, rolling several times after crashing into the sergeant’s car.
Both drivers were taken to local hospitals with minor injuries, police said.
“ISP Troopers throughout the state risk their lives daily to keep our roadways safe,” said District 7 Commander, Captain Jason Dickey. “These crashes are completely preventable, and I am asking the public to avoid putting the lives of others at risk by making responsible choices when behind the wheel; Always drive sober and move over when you approach a stationary vehicle on the side of the road.”
The driver is facing several charges, including Scott’s Law (Move over law), driving under the influence of alcohol, and reckless driving.
