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Investigations are ongoing
A man has been hospitalised after a collision with a garda patrol van last night in Waterford, An Garda Síochána have confirmed.
Both gardaí and emergency services responded to this road traffic collision that occurred at approximately 9:10pm on Wednesday, January 21 in The Glen, Waterford City.
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Throughout the course of this incident, it was confirmed by a spokesperson for gardaí that a car did collide with a garda patrol van.
The driver of the car, a man aged in his 40s, was conveyed to University Hospital Waterford for treatment of non-life threatening injuries following the crash.
No Garda members reported any injuries and investigations are currently ongoing.
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