Investigations ongoing into vehicle rollover at Gatton
Police are investigating a serious crash in the Lockyer Valley which resulted in a man being taken to hospital.
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Police and paramedics were called to a single-vehicle rollover in the Lockyer Valley in the early evening on Monday.
It is understood the incident occurred just after 6pm, when the male driver of a red sedan lost control of the vehicle while travelling on Western Dr in Gatton.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman said paramedics assessed the man who was later transported to Toowoomba Hospital in a stable condition.
It is unknown at this stage the circumstances leading up to the incident, with a Queensland Police spokeswoman confirming an investigation is ongoing.
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