Written by: Benton Accident & Injury Lawyers Last Updated : October 28, 2026

Denison PD officer, civilian driver hospitalized after vehicle crash 

DENISON, TX – A Denison police officer and a civilian driver were transported to a hospital after a vehicle crash on Wednesday, KTEN said. 

The collision happened at the intersection of FM 691 and U.S. 75 near the QuickTrip gas station. The Denison police officer was driving on their way to a disturbance at Perrin Estates when they got into a vehicle crash. 

The police officer and civilian driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were transported to Texoma Medical Center for treatment. The officer has since been released. 

Denison Police Department said the disturbance involved a suspect with a weapon, who was arrested for aggravated assault. Officials did not report any injuries in connection with this incident. 

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