Initial reports show that a patrol car and a Washington State Department of Transportation truck responding to a stalled Metro bus had their warning lights on when they were struck from the back by a motorhome. The incident reportedly took place in the southbound lanes of I-5.

Seattle, WA – A Washington State Patrol trooper was among two people injured in a collision involving three vehicles on Sunday morning in Seattle.
According to the authorities, the wreck happened at about 8:30 a.m. October 25, on Interstate 5 near State Route 520.
Initial reports show that a patrol car and a Washington State Department of Transportation truck responding to a stalled Metro bus had their warning lights on when they were struck from the back by a motorhome. The incident reportedly took place in the southbound lanes of I-5.
A WSP trooper sustained a concussion and complained of leg pain.
One occupant of the motorhome had a broken ankle.
There were no reports of any citations or arrests in connection with the collision.
The circumstances of the crash remained under investigation.
