Bourne, Mass. police officer struck by vehicle and pinned during arrest; Minor injuries reported #BlueLivesMatter

Greg P. | 11:25 AM on September 02, 2015

Another day, another thug trying to kill a police officer during a traffic stop:

PRESS RELEASE – OFFICER STRUCK WITH VEHICLE DURING WARRANT ARREST

BOURNE, MA, 09/01/2015: At approximately 1740… http://t.co/SVRvnlN9Am

— Bourne Police Dept. (@BournePD) September 2, 2015

Police officer hit, pinned by fleeing woman's car http://t.co/vsFwJqUfIm

— WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) September 2, 2015

Bourne police officer struck by a vehicle after its driver allegedly resisted arrest and attempted to speed away http://t.co/lOiHQOLxK5

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) September 2, 2015

Woman arrested after hitting Bourne police officer with car #7News http://t.co/I8qxRvUhIT pic.twitter.com/ecBXPNaSi1

— 7News Boston WHDH (@7News) September 2, 2015

Luckily the officer in this story escaped without any major injuries. From the Boston Globe:

Bethany Dunne, 31, from Sagamore Beach, was sitting in the driver’s seat of a parked vehicle at a Gulf Gas Station on the Bourne South Rotary just before 6 p.m. when Officer Krystal Harrington recognized her for outstanding larceny and assault and battery warrants, Bourne police said.

When Harrington approached the vehicle to arrest her, Dunne ignored the Harrington’s commands and accelerated backward in an attempt to flee the scene. Harrington was struck by the vehicle, which pinned her between Dunne’s vehicle and her own police cruiser, police said.

Harrington was able to reach into the window while pinned, hold onto Dunne, and phone for backup before freeing herself. Harrington did not appear to be seriously injured, police said.