FALMOUTH, MA — Police have not yet release the identity of the driver that was hurt in a two-vehicle accident that was reported in Falmouth, Massachusetts on Tuesday, May 26th, 2015. News reports coming out of Cape Cod said that the accident happened around 8:15 Tuesday night.
Police in charge of the accident investigation have reason to believe one person was hurt when the car they were in and another vehicle collided near the intersection of Route 151 and Fordham. Authorities said that the impact pushed one of the vehicles into a nearby tree.
One person was cut from the vehicle and taken by paramedics to a nearby hospital to be treated for serious injuries.
Falmouth Police are still looking into the cause of the accident.
Scene of the Accident
View of the Road
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