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CHP Officer Hospitalized After Suffering Stroke On-Duty

A California Highway Patrol officer was transported to the hospital Wednesday afternoon after suffering a stroke in Canyon Country while on-duty. 

At around 3:40 p.m. first responders received reports of a CHP officer who was suffering a medical emergency on Sand Canyon Road and the 14 Freeway, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials.  

The officer was reported to have been experiencing a stroke, according to officials. 

The officer  was transported to the hospital by first responders. Their condition is not known as of the publication of this article. 

Ed. Note: This is a breaking news story; the KHTS Newsroom will add more information as it becomes available.


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CHP Officer Hospitalized After Suffering Stroke On-Duty

2 comments

  1. Thoughts for a speedy recovery.

  2. Now, we all know this was false reporting and Linsey doesn’t know the difference between heat-stroke and a real stroke incident.

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About Linsey Towles

Linsey Towles is currently a sophomore and journalism major at College of the Canyons and graduated from Saugus High School in 2021. She began as an intern at KHTS in Fall 2020 and was hired in June as staff writer for the news team where she covers breaking and feature news.