UPDATE – MPD MEDIA STATEMENT 10/10/21: On 10-09-21 at approximately 10:23 P.M., the Mashpee Police Department received a report of a single vehicle motor vehicle accident on Great Oak Road in the area of Quinn’s Way. Upon arrival responding officers observed a black Range Rover with extremely heavy damage to the passenger side of the vehicle as a result of striking a tree. It appears the Range Rover was travelling eastbound on Great Oak Road and failed to negotiate a curve causing the driver to lose control of the vehicle striking the tree.

The male passenger was transported to Falmouth Hospital and later transported via- med-flight to Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston with what did appear to be life threatening injuries. The driver was transported to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth with what appeared to be non-life threatening injuries.

The accident is currently under investigation by the Mashpee Police Department, Barnstable County Sheriff’s Office and Cape Cod Regional Law Enforcement Council Crash Reconstruction Unit.

This is an active and ongoing investigation.

Respectfully Submitted,

Scott W. Carline
Chief of Police
Mashpee Police Department
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INITIAL HN REPORT:

MASHPEE – [DEVELOPING] – A male passenger suffered a serious head injury and multisystem trauma after the passenger side of the vehicle was sheared off during a single vehicle crash last evening. The SUV had left the roadway and was heavily damaged after hitting a tree. The injured male passenger was described as being approximately 50-years-old. He was transported to Falmouth Hospital, and from there airlifted to a Boston area trauma center, according to radio transmissions.

The crash happened on Great Oak Road at around 10:30 p.m..

A second occupant, a male driver, was alert and speaking with first responders shortly after the crash. He refused additional medical attention at first, but eventually changed his mind and was transported via ambulance to an off-Cape hospital, according to radio transmissions.

The scene was active into the early hours this morning as Mashpee police reconstructed the scene and continued to investigate. Details regarding what caused the crash were unavailable at the time of this report. The current condition of either patient was also unknown at the time of this report. HN will provide official updates as they are released. The following HN Video highlights the entire crash scene shortly after the arrival of initial first responders. The video also shows the helicopter medevac from Falmouth Hospital.

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