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A Texas police officer who was struck by a patrol car while clearing roadway flares has died.
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(December 2, 2008)—A San Antonio police officer who was injured when he was hit by a patrol car while clearing roadway flares has died.

Officer Robert Davis, 26, died Monday after officials said his family removed him from life support.

Davis was injured Friday while clearing roadway flares at the scene of an accident.

Police say Officer David Seaton was driving his patrol car to a shoplifting call when his cruiser struck a car.

The collision caused that car to spin out of control.

Seaton's car veered to the right and struck Davis, who was pinned beneath his colleague's patrol car.

The San Antonio Express-News reports in its online editions that both Seaton and the driver of the car he hit suffered broken bones and internal injuries.

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Posted by: Eve Location: Waco on Dec 3, 2008 at 06:45 AM

Very well Put Maddax. God bless the victim's family
Posted by: Mary Location: Cameron on Dec 2, 2008 at 06:41 PM

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Posted by: Firecop213 Location: Belton on Dec 2, 2008 at 05:40 PM

Amen Brother
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