UPDATE - At least 2 police officers injured in car-ramming attack in northern Israel

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By Khaled Yousef and Mohammad Sio

JERUSALEM (AA) - Ten people were injured Thursday in a car-ramming attack near Haifa in northern Israel, including two police officers, according to media reports.

Israel’s Army Radio said a car struck a group of people at the Karkur intersection.

One of the injured was in critical condition and two others in serious condition, it said.

Channel 12 reported eight injuries, including three in serious condition, and confirmed police forces neutralized the suspect at the scene without disclosing his identity.

Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency services chief Eli Bin said some of the wounded received on-site treatment, while others were transported to the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera, Haifa.

Channel 13 reported that two of the injured were police officers.

Israeli Police Commissioner Daniel Levi is en route to the scene, it added.