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Randolph Police and Fire Departments Respond to Crash Into a House, Extricate Two Vehicle Occupants

RANDOLPH — The Randolph Police and Fire Departments responded early Wednesday morning to a vehicle crashed into a house, which resulted in the extrication of the vehicle’s two occupants. 

On Wednesday, Jan. 21, at about 1:45 a.m., Randolph Police and Fire were dispatched to 26 Scannell Road for report of a vehicle that had crashed into a house. 

Crews arrived on scene to find a Ford F-150 pickup truck with two occupants that was on its side up against a house. Fire crews immediately requested Canton Fire to bring an additional ambulance to the scene.

Fire crews extricated both occupants from the truck. The passenger was transported by Canton Fire to Boston Medical Center – South in Brockton. The driver, who required more intense extrication efforts, was transported by Randolph Fire to Boston Medical Center. Both occupants had injuries not believed to be life-threatening. 

The crash remains under investigation by the Randolph Police Department.

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