U.S. Park Police said they responded to a car crash at Lincoln Park on Capitol Hill, that sent the occupants of the vehicle to a hospital in "serious condition." One of the occupants had to be freed from the wreckage by members of D.C. Fire and EMS.
Members of D.C. Fire and EMS are seen examining the wreckage of a car that flipped and hit a statue in D.C.’s Lincoln Park early Thursday morning.
(Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group)
Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group
A vehicle that flipped and hit a statue in D.C.’s Lincoln Park is seen resting on its side as a members of D.C. Fire and EMS examine the wreckage early Thursday morning.
(Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group)
Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group
Another view of the vehicle that flipped and hit a statue in D.C.’s Lincoln Park early Thursday morning.
(Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group)
Courtesy Tyrone Skeen via 海角社区app Traffic’s Facebook group
Two people were injured early Thursday morning when a car crashed into a statue at a park in Northeast D.C.
U.S. Park Police said they responded to a car crash at Lincoln Park on Capitol Hill that sent the occupants of the vehicle to a hospital in what they described as “serious condition.” One of the occupants had to be freed from the wreckage by members of D.C. Fire and EMS.
The 海角社区app Traffic Center first reported the rollover crash at about 5:40 a.m.
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