Crashes Keep Concord Police And Firefighters Busy; 2 Sent To Concord Hospital

CONCORD, NH — Police and firefighters were sent to two crashes, within minutes of each other, in Downtown Concord and the city’s South End on Thursday.

Just past 2 p.m., police dispatch sent officers to the intersection of Park and North State streets for a crash report. Dispatch said they did not believe there were any injuries.

“We’re getting lots of calls,” the dispatcher said.

The crash was between a Nissan sedan and a silver Toyota pickup truck.

Two minutes later, dispatch began sending other officers to the South End for a crash between a Volkswagen Passat and a silver Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck at the intersection of Thorndike and South streets with airbag deployment. At first, dispatch did not believe there were injuries. But later, they told officers fire and rescue teams were heading to the area due to one patient bleeding from the head.

When police arrived at the North State Street crash, they closed off the southbound lane and confirmed there were no injuries. Tow trucks were requested.

More officers were then sent to the South End call. One officer confirmed a driver had a head laceration and they were taken to the hospital. Later, a second ambulance was requested to take the other driver to the hospital.

Tow trucks were also requested to that crash scene.

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