Keough's staff said he was "stable and alert and understandably in pain." He will undergo surgery to repair a pelvic injury. The judge's staff described his injuries as not being life threatening and add that doctors expect him to make a full recovery.
The deputy constable was being treated by medical personnel and was expected to be released later the same day.
"We want to lift the deputy constable and his family up in prayers at this time," Keough's staff wrote in a release. "Please keep the judge and the deputy in your prayers at this time."
Details on where the crash happened or what led to the incident weren't released.
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