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police-incident · Trane Park, La Crosse, Wisconsin

La Crosse Officer and Suspect Run Over by Backup Car; Suspect Charged with Misdemeanors

What happened?

Charged

After being run over by a backup police vehicle, suspect Austin Clark sustained injuries requiring surgery and was later charged with four misdemeanors, released on a $1,000 signature bond.

4 sourcesBy AfterTheClip Desk · Last checked Jul 10, 2026
Sources: YouTube; Reddit

Timeline

  1. The incident occurred at Trane Park in La Crosse, Wisconsin, where Officer Adam Lange and suspect

  2. Officer Lange was released from the hospital the same night after receiving five stitches for a

  3. Austin Clark sustained injuries to his right foot and ankle, requiring emergency surgery.

  4. Austin Clark was released from jail after signing a $1,000 signature bond.

  5. Clark was charged in La Crosse County Circuit Court with four misdemeanors: resisting an officer, disorderly

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How we researched this & corrections

This story was compiled from publicly available YouTube and Reddit posts detailing the incident and its immediate aftermath. Follow-up findings regarding settlements or updated charges were noted in the research but could not be included due to the absence of specific, verifiable URLs for those claims, adhering to strict source attribution rules.

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