Update: Car Flips On White Plains Road

A Honda Civic was hit on the passenger side, causing it to roll over onto its roof, Eastchester police said on Monday.

According to police, a 2010 Honda Odyssey was being driven south on White Plains Road, approaching the intersection with Burnham Road. A 2006 Honda Civic attempted to make a left turn in front of the Odyssey onto Burnham Road, when police say the Odyssey hit the Civic, causing it to turn over.

After the Civic flipped, it hit a Ford Explorer, which was waiting at the traffic light on Burham Road.

Police received the 911 call about the incident at 2:49 p.m. on Sunday. They, along with the fire department and EVAC were on the scene.

There were two injuries reported to police: A 24-year-old Dayton, Ohio resident, who was in the Civic, had a possible broken wrist and was transported by EVAC to White Plains Hospital. And a 39-year old Eastchester resident, who was in the Odyssey, had a burn on her left hand from the airbag, but did not want medical attention.

The Odyssey and the Explorer both sustained front-end damage while the Civic had damage to both the passenger side and the roof, police said. 

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The following account is from Patch contributor Stefan Doyno, who witnessed the accident.

At about 2:45 this afternoon a red Honda completely tipped over, with the driver in the front seat. The incident occurred at the White Plains Road and Burnham Road crossing. People rushed to the scene and a few minutes later, police and ambulance arrived. After the paramedics arrived, a girl was pulled out of what looked to be the back seat. Everyone on scene seemed extremely shaken.

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