Two Aurora police officers and two civilians were taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries after a Tuesday night crash. The Aurora Police Department vehicle collided with a civilian vehicle on the 2600 block of Parker Road while the police were headed toward a call, according to an Aurora Police Department statement on the social medias site X. Two of the three people in the civilian vehicle were hurt and the two officers in the police vehicle were hurt. The police department’s statement did not specify the severity of the injuries other than all are minor. Related Articles Crashes and Disasters | Former Aurora cop pleads guilty in off-duty assault of disabled woman; trial scheduled for on-duty shooting Crashes and Disasters | Aurora’s new police chief — the sixth in five years — wants to stabilize a troubled force Crashes and Disasters | Aurora Police Department arrests Tren de Aragua gang member wanted on two outstanding warrants Crashes and Disasters | Police identify last three suspects in viral video of armed men at Aurora apartment complex Crashes and Disasters | Aurora City Council nixes remote public comment following racist diatribe at meeting this month The police also did not offer more details on how or why the cars collided. Northbound lanes on Parker Road between Yale Avenue Street are temporarily closed.   Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.