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4 injured in rollover car crash along Keeaumoku Street

CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Three people are taken away on stretchers following a vehicle rollover along Keeamoku Street between South Beretania and Kinau streets.
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CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM

Three people are taken away on stretchers following a vehicle rollover along Keeamoku Street between South Beretania and Kinau streets.

COURTESY EMS
                                This image provided by EMS shows the Toyota resting on its passenger side on a ramp next to a building.
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COURTESY EMS

This image provided by EMS shows the Toyota resting on its passenger side on a ramp next to a building.

CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Three people are taken away on stretchers following a vehicle rollover along Keeamoku Street between South Beretania and Kinau streets.
COURTESY EMS
                                This image provided by EMS shows the Toyota resting on its passenger side on a ramp next to a building.

A pedestrian and three other people were sent to a trauma center just before noon today following a motor vehicle rollover crash just past the 76 gas station on Keeaumoku and South Beretania streets.

Honolulu Emergency Medical Services treated a female pedestrian, 29, and two women in their 70s who were in serious condition, while the man, 96, was in stable condition following the rollover crash on South Beretania Street and Keeaumoku Street.

Witnesses told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser that the new silver Toyota Camry was headed mauka-bound on Keeaumoku Street when the driver lost control of the vehicle, swiped another car and flipped over onto its side.

An image provided by EMS shows the Toyota with a wounded combat veteran license plate and resting on its passenger side on a ramp next to a building. Honolulu firefighters also responded to assist EMS personnel as three people were wheeled away on stretchers.


Star-Advertiser photographer Cindy Ellen Russell contributed to this report.


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