Scott Knoll

Doña Ana County sheriff's Deputy Scott Knoll was also seriously injured in a motorcycle crash as he sped toward the train wreck.

The names of the man and the girl, who is being treated at Thomason Hospital in El Paso, were withheld until family members were notified.
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In the second accident, Deputy Knoll, 37, riding a motorcycle, was responding to the accident at the train crossing when he plowed into the back of a white sedan that did not yield to his emergency lights at the intersection of South Main Street and Canal Bend Road.

The force of the crash pushed the sedan over Knoll, who was wearing a helmet, police said.Another deputy and three witnesses lifted the car off Knoll, who was also taken to Thomason Hospital.

Doña Ana County sheriff's Deputy Scott Knoll, 37, who was injured in a motorcycle collision while responding to the train accident, remained in serious condition at Thomason Hospital on Friday, Perea said.
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Knoll, who was wearing a helmet and a bulletproof vest, received a broken pelvis, wrists and leg and other broken bones when his motorcycle ran into the back of a car, which ended atop him because of the impact, sheriff's officials said.Another deputy and three witnesses lifted the car off Knoll.

Perea said Knoll had hip surgery Friday morning and will require more operations.

Dona Ana County Sheriff's deputy Scott Knoll, who was injured in a second crash while responding on his motorcycle to the first crash, is at Thomason Hospital in El Paso with numerous broken bones.

Deputy Sheriff Scott Knoll shows the motorcycle helmet that possibly saved his life April 20 when his motorcycle struck the back of a car.He was thrown over the vehicle, which then rolled on top of him.The eight-year veteran broke his pelvis, both his wrists and hands, his right knee and left elbow.He was on his way to the scene of an accident involving a train and a vehicle south of Las Cruces.Knoll is officially back at work, however he is limited to light duty as he recovers.Knoll will go through another surgery on his left elbow in November. (Sun-News photo by Shari Vialpando)
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Deputy Sheriff Scott Knoll shows the motorcycle helmet that possibly saved his life April 20 when his motorcycle struck the back of a car.He was thrown over the vehicle, which then rolled on top of him.The eight-year veteran broke his pelvis, both his wrists and hands, his right knee and left elbow.He was on his way to the scene of an accident involving a train and a vehicle south of Las Cruces.
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Knoll is officially back at work, however he is limited to light duty as he recovers.Knoll will go through another surgery on his left elbow in November.

The benefit car wash was for Doña Ana County Sheriff's Deputy Scott Knoll, who was seriously injured while on duty in April.