Officer in critical condition after on-duty crash to be transported to Stony Brook Hospital
The highway patrol officer, Michael Hyland, 53, has been at Good Samaritan Hospital since Monday.
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Oct 8, 2025, 9:50 AM
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1h agoA Nassau County police officer in critical condition after an on-duty crash will be transported to Stony Brook Hospital today.
The highway patrol officer, Michael Hyland, 53, has been at Good Samaritan Hospital since Monday.
As News 12 has reported, Hyland collided with a truck while riding a motorcycle in a funeral procession.
Several members of the Nassau County Police Department were seen at the hospital on Tuesday.
The Nassau PBA released a statement saying they are praying for the officer and his family.
No charges have been filed over the crash.
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