NRP Investigating Truck Rollover

Monday, 3 March 2025 10:43

By Geoff Waterfield

Four people seriously hurt in Grimsby last night, 2 of them children, all 4 sent to hospital

Four people, 2 of them children, have been seriously hurt after a vehicle rollover in Grimsby.

Police arrived on scene last night, around 9:30, to the Woolverton and Kemp road area.

They determined a Ford F150 truck was heading south on Woolverton, when the driver lost control, the vehicle rolled over an unknown number of times, and ejected the driver and adult passenger.

The driver suffered life threatening injuries, the passenger non life threatening.

Two children under 16 were hospitalized with serious injuries.

If you know anything about this crash, call police.

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NRP Investigating Truck Rollover

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