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Deputy injured in crash involving 2 BSO prisoner transport units in Pompano Beach.

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A deputy was injured when two Broward Sheriff’s Office prisoner transport vehicles crashed with a civilian vehicle in Pompano Beach early Tuesday morning, officials said.

The crash happened shortly after 5:30 a.m. near West Atlantic Boulevard and North Andrews Avenue.

Investigators said the crash involved two BSO Prisoner Transport units, a van and a bus, as well as a civilian vehicle.

BSO deputies and Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded to the scene and paramedics transported one BSO deputy to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

While no other injuries were reported, as a precaution, seven prisoners were also taken to a nearby hospital for medical clearance, authorities said.

Detectives said the van was carrying seven prisoners while the bus was carrying 45.

BSO Pompano Beach District detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.

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Source: NBCMiami

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