Man, aged in his 60s, was trapped after crashing into fence
Firefighters freed a man who was encapsulated in his vehicle after crashing into a fence at Crows Nest.
Toowoomba
Don't miss out on the headlines from Toowoomba. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Firefighters used cutting equipment to free a man who was encapsulated in his vehicle after crashing into a fence at Crows Nest.
The incident occurred about 9.45am at an address in Curnow St.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said the man, aged in his 60s, has sustained serious neck, hip and chest injuries.
Firefighters removed the driver’s side door to free the man.
Paramedics transported the man to the Toowoomba Hospital in a stable condition.
More Coverage
‘Vehicles of interest’ damaged and dumped after crime spree
Two vehicles police believe are connected to a spate of dramatic crimes across Toowoomba in the past two days have been dumped on a suburban street.
‘No clear message’: Council faces heat over big carnival changes
Toowoomba business owners want more input and feedback on the future of the Carnival of Flowers, after it was revealed the Festival of Food and Wine was facing the chop for 2025.
WATCH: CCTV captures teens smashing in supermarket door
The public has been asked to report any sightings of a suspicious silver Mazda CX30 that has been linked to a spate of break ins across Toowoomba.
Meet Chicken, the storm chasing bird that’s gone viral online
A Darling Downs storm chasing chicken has risen to fame for its uncanny ability to remain calm despite the storm clouds behind it. Meet storm ‘Chicken’ here:
Police catch alleged thief after CCTV release
A man caught on CCTV allegedly stealing items from Bunnings has been charged and will appear in court on Monday facing a raft of offences.
Bar staff wounded during early-morning armed robbery
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after two men, armed with a knife, entered a pokie room, assaulted a staff member and fled with cash.