A 38-year-old woman was flown to a Philadelphia hospital Thursday morning after a single-car crash shut down a road in Franconia for half an hour. Police said she lost control of her car for unknown reasons and went across the opposite lane, driving onto a lawn. It struck a tree and fell into a creek bed.

Police said she was conscious after the accident and did not need to be extricated from her vehicle. She is listed in serious condition at the hospital. The crash is still under investigation.

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A construction worker was pinned by a lift Monday when it fell at a high school building, authorities said. He was taken by helicopter to the hospital, where he was treated for facial injuries and possible traumatic brain injury. He was conscious when medical personnel arrived, authorities said.

The bucket lift, with a four-wheeled motorized base, tipped over for unknown reasons, authorities said. Other workers saw the accident and quickly pulled him to safety. The lift was being moved closer to the high school's swimming pool, which was under construction.

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The state suspended the license of an abortion doctor Monday after raiding his Philadelphia clinic and discovering highly unsanitary conditions and unlicensed employees examining patients and administering medication. Investigators found fetus parts in jars, blood on the floor and a recovery area consisting of recliners. His license is suspended for 30 days, but it could extend to 180 days.

Dozens of lawsuits have been filed against him, authorities say, and two of his patients have died from botched procedures. He has been a licensed physician and surgeon since 1967. The National Abortion Federation said the clinic was not accredited.

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Two Pennsylvania police were preparing an abandoned vehicle for a tow truck Saturday morning when an off-duty trooper swerved over a flare pattern the police had set out and hit the back of the troopers' car, which was parked behind the abandoned vehicle. One of the troopers was pinned between the two cars. The tow truck operator crawled out from under the abandoned car and pulled the truck forward to free the trapped trooper. All three were taken to the hospital.

The off-duty trooper was treated for minor injuries and is being held under suspicion of DUI. His four passengers were also treated for minor injuries.He is being tested for use of alcohol and other controlled substances.

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A 65-year old retired Pennsylvania state trooper was killed in a hit-and-run accident that occurred on I-80 on Thursday night. Authorities believe the former state trooper was hit by a tractor-trailer that was attempting to change lanes after being stopped on the side of the road. The man was transported to a local hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries.

If someone you love has been killed in a hit-and-run accident, you may be able to take legal action against the person responsible. The Philadelphia wrongful death attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. Contact us at 215-238-1130 to discuss your case today. 

Two Philadelphia police officers were injured Wednesday evening when a suspect backed his car into them.

The police officers had been pursuing a car for undisclosed reasons.  When they got out of their cruiser and approached the vehicle, it backed up into them, injuring both.  One officer fired 10 shots at the vehicle, hitting the driver as he sped off, smashing into cars.

Police arrested a suspect who had been shot in the leg, presumed to be the man in question.  Both officers and the suspect are in the hospital; while the police officers have non-life-threatening conditions, the condition of the suspect is unknown.

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