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Source Scout · NJ.com reports: A Middle Township police officer who was seriously injured after being hit by an allegedly intoxicated driver earlier this month has been released from the hospital, but still has a “long road ahead” in recovery, authorities said. Patrolman Austin Kapurelos, 26, was transferred from AtlantiCare Medical Center to a rehabilitation facility this week, marking an “important step” in the officer’s journey home, his police union said in a statement Wednesday. “While this is encouraging news, Austin still has a long road ahead,” PBA Local 59 wrote on social media.
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Source Scout · NJ.com reports: A Middle Township police officer who was seriously injured after being hit by an allegedly intoxicated driver earlier this month has been released from the hospital, but still has a “long road ahead” in recovery, authorities said. Patrolman Austin Kapurelos, 26, was transferred from AtlantiCare Medical Center to a rehabilitation facility this week, marking an “important step” in the officer’s journey home, his police union said in a statement Wednesday. “While this is encouraging news, Austin still has a long road ahead,” PBA Local 59 wrote on social media.
