Harris County deputy injured in crash after vehicle rams into their side

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - An investigation is underway following a crash involving a Harris County Sheriff's Office Deputy on Tuesday evening. 

What we know:

Officials said the crash occurred around 8:30 p.m. at Greenhouse and Hollyhock in northwest Harris County.

Harris County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Beaty reports the deputy was responding to a mental health call and going northbound on Greenhouse Road. His emergency lights were not activated or needed.

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The deputy was making a left turn on Hollyhock Drive, a Toyota Highlander going southbound ran the relight and hit the patrol car.

Sgt. Beaty says the patrol vehicle rolled over onto its roof. 

The deputy was taken to the hospital in stable condition. He had visible injuries on his head.

According to officials, the driver of the Toyota complained of pain and was seen by EMS at the scene, but declined to be taken to the hospital.

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What we don't know:

Officials didn't provide any information on any other injuries in connection with the crash.