Apr. 29—LAWRENCE — One person is dead and four others hurt after a serious early morning crash involving multiple vehicles at Winthrop Avenue and South Union Street, police said. The names of the deceased and others injured have not yet been released by authorities. Lawrence police said one person was pronounced dead at the scene after the 12:23 a.m. crash. The four others were taken to .
Person killed, 4 others seriously injured in car crash in Lawrence
Updated Apr 29, 2021;
Posted Apr 29, 2021
A two-car crash in Lawrence early Thursday killed a person and left four others seriously injured, authorities said. (Lawrence Police Department)
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A car crash in Lawrence early Thursday killed a person and left four others seriously injured, authorities said.
Police officers, firefighters, paramedics and EMTs from Lawrence General Hospital responded to the two-car crash shortly after 12:20 a.m., according to a statement from the Lawrence Police Department.
The two cars collided at the intersection of Winthrop Avenue and S Union Street, the department’s statement said.
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Show Transcript NIGHT ON ROCKINGHAM ROAD. ERIN: RAY BREWER JOINS US. THE MAN WAS RESCUED BY FIREFIGHTERS AND A POLICE OFFICER? RAY: THERE IS NO UPDATE ON THE MAN’S CONDITION BUT HE WAS TAKEN TO LAWRENCE GENERAL HOSPITAL. ONE POLICE OFFICER HELPED TO RESCUE HIM HAD TO BE TREATED FOR SMOKE INHALATION. WAS TAKEN TO PARKLAND IN DERRY. THE CALL CAME IN AT 10:00 P.M. PORTING THE FIRE AT ROCKINGHAM ROAD. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAME IN SAYING THE FIRE WAS BELIEVED TO BE IN ROOM 113 WHEN THE ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF AND POLICE ARRIVED, THEY SAW HEAVY SMOKE COMING FROM THE ROOM. OTHER PEOPLE WERE EVACUATING THEIR ROOMS BUT TOLD HIM THERE WAS STILL A MAN INSIDE ROOM 113. THE CHIEF AND POLICE OFFICER ENTERED THE ROOM AND
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