NORTH SHORE – It’s the first of February! Headlines for today’s newscast: Marblehead Rotary reaches out to Syrian refugees; Area legislators write letter to Registry of Motor Vehicles; Peabody takes over Tillie’s Farm; Fuller Property builders meet with Conservation Commission
North Shore Today newscast with Rick Moore and Bill Newell
Gloucester Fire Department Responds to Motor Vehicle Crash
Gloucester firefighters extricated two people from a vehicle today after it rolled over on Route 128. (Courtesy Photo) |
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GLOUCESTER — Chief Eric Smith reports that the Gloucester Fire Department responded to a motor vehicle crash in which they had to extricate two people from their vehicle today. Incident Commander Deputy Chief Steve Aiello stated that at approximately 2:50 p.m., the Gloucester Fire Department responded to Route 128 southbound for a report of an overturned vehicle just south of Grant Circle. Upon arrival, firefighters found a Jeep Grand Cherokee overturned on its side. Firefighters stabilized the vehicle and removed the two occupants, a 71-year-old female and a 75-year-old male. An initial investigation indicates that the 71-year-old female driver lost control as she accelerated onto Route 128 from the rotary circle. Firefighters from Engine 1, Ladder 1, Rescue 1 and Rescue 2 responded to the scene. Route 128 remained closed for approximately 20 minutes during the extrication process. ### |
The Gloucester Fire Department responded to an overturned motor vehicle on Route 128 today |
