2 extricated from vehicle following southeast Calgary crash
Calgary police say a driver and a child had to be extricated from the wreckage of their vehicle following a crash on Tuesday morning.
At 9 a.m., a vehicle crashed into a fire hydrant in the 1200 block of 59 Avenue S.E. before hitting a tree, which fell onto the vehicle.
The Calgary Fire Department was called to help the driver and their passenger, a child, out of the vehicle.
Both victims were taken to hospital in stable condition.
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