Rosenberg Powersports hit by car after crash on Kent St, William St in Rockhampton
A Rockhampton business was left shocked by a sudden car crash, with one person from the two-car collision refusing treatment from paramedics.
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Emergency services have attended a two vehicle collision on the corner of Kent St and William St in Rockhampton.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman said units were called to the scene at 1.37pm on Tuesday, May 6 after reports of a crash.
One of the vehicles involved crashed into a nearby motorcycle shop, Rosenberg Powersports.
A Queensland Fire Department spokeswoman said there was minimal damage to the building with fire crews arriving at 1.40pm and leaving 10 minutes later.
A Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman said each vehicle had one occupant each with one of the occupants taken to Rockhampton Hospital with head and shoulder pain while the other refused treatment.
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Originally published as Rosenberg Powersports hit by car after crash on Kent St, William St in Rockhampton
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