Police call for public’s help after five hurt in Gladstone LandCruiser rollover

Police have called on the public to help as they probe a car crash at Gladstone which sent five young people to hospital, with one flown to Brisbane. DETAILS.

A teenage girl was flown a Brisbane hospital while three others have discharged following a crash in Central Queensland on Friday night where paramedics took five people to hospital.

Police have asked for the community’s help as they continue to investigate a car rollover at Gladstone which sent five young people to hospital.

Paramedics were called to a single-vehicle rollover on Little Creek Boulevard, Kirkwood, at 11.47pm on Friday.

A teen girl with minor face injuries, another teen girl with minor injuries, two men in their 20s and a woman in her 20s with minor arm injuries were all taken to Gladstone hospital in stable conditions.

A Central Queensland Hospital and Health spokeswoman said by Monday morning, two men in their 20s and a woman in her 20s had been discharged from hospital and a teenage girl had been flown to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.

A spokesman for RBWH said the teen girl was in a stable condition as of Monday lunch time.

On Sunday, a Queensland Police Service spokesman said police were continuing to investigate the crash which involved a grey Toyota LandCruiser.

“Anyone with relevant dashcam vision of the crash or in the area just prior to the crash are urged to contact police,” he said.

Earlier on Friday, further west, crews were called to a motorbike crash on the Gregory Hwy about 7.16pm.

According to the Queensland Ambulance Service, two stable patients, a male in his 40s and female in her 30s were taken to Emerald hospital with minor injuries.

The CQHHS spokeswoman said both of these patients had left hospital.

Originally published as Police call for public’s help after five hurt in Gladstone LandCruiser rollover