Three people are hurt after a multi-car crash in Southwest D.C. A Park Police spokesperson said five cars were involved.
(Courtesy DC Fire and EMS)
Courtesy DC Fire and EMS
Three people are hurt after a multi-car crash in Southwest D.C. A Park Police spokesperson said five cars were involved.
(Courtesy DC Fire and EMS)
Courtesy DC Fire and EMS
Three people are hurt after a multi-car crash in Southwest D.C. A Park Police spokesperson said five cars were involved.
(Courtesy DC Fire and EMS)
Courtesy DC Fire and EMS
Three people are hurt after a multi-car crash in Southwest D.C. A U.S. Park Police spokesperson said five cars were involved.
(Courtesy DC Fire and EMS)
Three people were injured after a multi-car crash in Southwest D.C. Thursday morning.
It happened a little before 6 a.m. at Maine Avenue and Raoul Wallenberg Place.
A Park Police spokesperson said five cars were involved in the crash.
DC Fire and EMS said they pulled one person out of a car and helped five others. Three of them were taken to the hospital. None of the injuries were life-threatening.
It’s unclear what caused the accident.
Below is a map of the area where the crash happened.
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