SUV Rollover on Thompson Road Injures Two and Damages Beverly Home

A 911 caller reported the crash, prompting police and firefighters to respond to Thompson Road around 9:45 a.m.
Emergency crews found the SUV resting on its side in the home’s yard, rather than solely against the structure.
Reports described the two injured people as passengers in the SUV, while police and fire officials said the vehicle caused damage to the outside or side of the house.
An SUV rolled over and crashed into a home on Thompson Road in Beverly, Massachusetts, early Sunday morning, injuring two people. Emergency crews responded around 9:45 a.m. to find the vehicle on its side in the home's yard NBC Boston. The two occupants refused hospital transport, and no one inside the house was hurt Boston.com.
Police are still investigating what caused the crash and whether the driver will face charges CBS News. The incident damaged the side of the house, but the damage was limited to the exterior WHDH.
A 911 caller alerted police and firefighters to the crash at 9:45 a.m. on Thompson Road NBC Boston. When crews arrived, they discovered the SUV resting on its side in the home's yard, not just against the structure Boston.com. The position of the vehicle suggested it had traveled a significant distance after rolling.
The two people in the SUV suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the rollover WHDH. Both passengers declined transport to the hospital and were treated at the scene Boston.com. No residents inside the home were injured in the crash.
Beverly police have launched an investigation to determine what caused the SUV to roll over CBS News. Authorities have not yet decided whether the driver will face charges Boston.com. The investigation is ongoing as crews work to piece together the sequence of events that led to the crash.
The SUV struck the side of the Beverly home, causing damage to the exterior WHDH. The impact was significant enough to be noticeable but did not appear to compromise the structural integrity of the house NBC Boston. Residents were unharmed, and the home remained safe to occupy.
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