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A car flipped on its roof after striking another vehicle on Oakview Street in Worcester, according to scanner audio and witnesses.
The Worcester Fire Department received the call shortly before 9 p.m. Monday, according to scanner audio from Broadcastify.
Firefighters arrived and found the blue Toyoto on its roof with what appeared to be the driver’s side airbag deployed.
In a Facebook post, Scott Laplante wrote, “So much for a quiet night. This boy managed to hit two parked cars and flip his over on Oakview Street. Luckily only minor injuries.”
There were no calls for additional medical help on the scene, according to the scanner audio.
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