Investigators say they were called initially to look into a woman getting hit by a car, but while police were blocking off the scene, a suspected drunk driver with 2 small children hit an officer's patrol car.

Investigators said after a driver hit the police officer's patrol car, they took off and left their vehicle behind.

3 Houston Police Officers were injured last night in two separate crashes in the Houston area.

The crash resulted in thousands of dollars in damage but Constable Mark Herman says this is Ginger Williams’ fifth DWI and actually just completed her probation period for her fourth DWI.

Investigators say the woman hit three parked patrol vehicles while she was driving with a passenger. After she was hospitalized, constable deputies discovered she had previous DWI convictions and booked her into the Harris County jail after she was medically cleared.

More than 2 hours into the investigation, Missouri City PD Chief Brandon Harris said they found a man in the back of the officer's patrol vehicle. It's unclear who the man is, how he got in there, or if he was handcuffed.

The officer reportedly had a gash to the back of his head and was bleeding, so was rushed to the hospital.

An investigation is underway after an officer with the Houston Police Department was involved in a crash with a Lyft driver while responding to a disturbance near the Rice Military area Tuesday, authorities said.

HOUSTON – A Houston police officer is recovering after a major crash in downtown Houston Monday. Investigators said his patrol car was t-boned by another driver who ran a red light on Gray and Hamilton around 1 a.m. The patrol car flipped and ended up on its roof, police said. Police said the officer was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. Investigators said the other driver ran away from the scene and remains on the loose.

HOUSTON – Two Houston police officers were rushed to the hospital after a crash Wednesday, authorities said. Police said the crash happened after a car slammed into their patrol vehicle at the intersection of Fairdale Lane and Fountain View Drive around midnight. According to investigators, a Porsche was at a stop sign but failed to yield for a patrol vehicle and smashed into it as it tried to make a left turn. Authorities said the two officers and two men in the Porsche were all taken to the hospital. All people involved are expected to survive.