Person freed from car after Hanover crash takes out power

Person freed from car after Hanover crash takes out power

Person freed from car after Hanover crash takes out power

    A crash in Hanover, Massachusetts, left a person trapped in a car and people nearby without power.

    Fire officials say the crash happened near the Hanover Police Department on Rockland Street, sharing photos of a badly-damaged sedan against a utility pole.

    A person in the car was hospitalized after being freed from the wreckage, authorities said.

    The Hanover Fire Department said the crash caused a power outage in the area. Shortly before 11 p.m., the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency's outage map showed 53 customers without power.

    Rockland Street was closed after the crash, officials said.

    Published by Bruce Henry
Location: Hanover, MA 02339, USA

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