One person extricated following Stillsville crash

Ottawa Fire Services. Photo/Ottawa Fire Services

By Alex Black

Posted Apr 19, 2024 06:41:59 AM.

Last Updated Apr 19, 2024 12:07:53 PM.

Firefighters pulled a person to safety following a crash in Stittsville Thursday evening.

Around 6:25 p.m., Ottawa Fire Services (OFS) received a call for help from the Ottawa Police Service (OPS).

Police were on scene of a motor vehicle collision at Shea and Flewellyn Roads, where occupants were trapped inside a vehicle.

Firefighters arrived to find the vehicle pinned against a guardrail and confirmed one person was trapped inside.

The patient was extricated from the vehicle and taken into the care of the Ottawa Paramedic Service.

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