UPDATED - Police: Sudbury Woman Walks In Front of Framingham Cruiser

Originally posted at 3:15 p.m. on March 31. Updated for Wednesday Patch newsletter.

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A Sudbury woman was transported to the hospital with minor injuries, after she was hit by a Framingham Police cruiser while trying to cross Concord Street, not in the crosswalk, on Tuesday morning, according to Framingham Police.

The Sudbury woman, 51, walked between two parked cars, trying to cross Concord Street, near the Vietnamese restaurant downtown, explained Framingham Police Lt. Stephen Cronin. The incident happened about 11:30 a.m. on March 31.

A box truck had stopped for traffic on Concord Street, and she stepped in front of the truck and then in front of the cruiser, said Lt. Cronin. The cruiser tried to avoid her, but still hit her, said Cronin.

The woman suffered no serious injuries, but was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, said Lt. Cronin.

The woman, whose names was not released, expressed to the police officers, it was her fault, said Lt. Cronin.

There was a crosswalk 106 feet from where she tried to cross Concord Street, said Lt. Cronin.

Framingham has an ordinance that requires pedestrians to use an crosswalk within 300 feet, added Lt. Cronin.

The Framingham Police cruiser was driven by Officer Stephen Buma, said Lt. Cronin. It was determined he was driving between 20-25 miles per hour. The other downtown officer, Dinis Avila, was a passenger in the cruiser, said Lt. Cronin.

Framingham Police is investigating the incident, still, added Lt. Cronin.

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Framingham Police provided Petroni Media Company/Framingham Patch with video, which you can watch by clicking the link below. The incident happens about 1 minute in to the video. The video came from a camera atop of the Memorial Building.