Person who fell out of car taken to Boston by Medflight
A person who fell out of a car on Route 6 was seriously injured Sunday night.
At about 8:15 p.m. Sunday, it was reported that a person fell out of a vehicle near mile marker 82 on Route 6, according to the Harwich Fire Department.
Massachusetts State Police, the Barnstable County Sherrif's office and Harwich Police responded to the incident. After first responders arrived, it requested that Boston MedFlight take the person to Boston.
The Cape Cod Regional Technical High School was used for the landing zone.
No other details were available regarding the incident.
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