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Firefighters respond to a crash in the 500 block of North Salina Street in Syracuse on Monday, April 21, 2025. Jon Moss | [email protected] Jon Moss | jmoss@syracuse.
com Syracuse, N.Y. — Firefighters rescued a woman trapped in a car after it crashed Monday evening on Syracuse’s North Side.
The crash was reported at about 5:40 p.m. in the 500 block of North Salina Street.
The car ended up on its side after striking a parked car, according to Capt. Phillip Vogt, a spokesperson for the Syracuse Fire Department. Firefighters first stabilized the vehicle so it wouldn’t move, Vogt said.
They then cut out the windshield to get inside, he said, and got the woman out through the car’s back hatch. The woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the crash, Vogt said. Crime and public safety articles Man who fatally shot pregnant woman on Syracuse street sent to prison for 40 years to life See Central NY mom address driver who killed her daughter: My world has changed forever (video) Man tased by Syracuse police in convenience store arrest; they say he sold drugs outside Upstate NY man riding electric motorbike dies in crash with pickup Oneida County man opens propane tank, threatens to set home on fire, deputies say Staff writer Jon Moss covers breaking news, crime and public safety.
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