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You can see the impact even shakes the surveillance camera. It shows both were traveling in the right direction. Two officers were in each suv. They would all be rushed to Temple University hospital. He says the officers clearly needed help. I saw the officer jump out the cop car, his face was all bloody and everything. Reporter here we get a closeup look at the damage. You can see that telephone pole again split, wires are down. That home has a hole in it for now and the family family from insi...

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