A Massachusetts State Trooper was moved to a Boston rehabilitation facility after being seriously injured during a crash involving an alleged drunk driver while on vacation in Utah, according to officials. The State Police Association of Massachusetts posted an update on his condition on social media. ““THANK YOU” is the message directly from our member, Trooper Matthew McRae as he…
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A Massachusetts State Trooper was moved to a Boston rehabilitation facility after being seriously injured during a crash involving an alleged drunk driver while on vacation in Utah, according to officials."“THANK YOU” is the message directly from our member, Trooper Matthew McRae as he continues to improve every day after almost being killed by an alleged drunk driver last month in Utah.
"The Association and the McRae Family would like to thank everyone who has supported him, including Matthew’s academy classmates and fellow Troopers, our elected leaders who are actively establishing legislation to create a sick leave bank, the Greg Hill Foundation for their fundraising, and all of the community members who have stepped up to support Matthew and his family during this difficult time." they added.
Trooper McRae was in a rideshare car with another passenger, when a Mini Cooper crashed into it on 600 South, resulting in injuries to all three people inside, according to the Salt Lake City Police Department. A Massachusetts state trooper vacationing in Utah was critically injured when a suspected drunk driver crashed into a rideshare vehicle he was riding in.
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