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Rudy Giuliani Injured in Car Accident in New Hampshire

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Former New York City mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, 81, was hospitalized with a fractured vertebra after being involved in a car accident in New Hampshire on Saturday evening. Giuliani was a passenger in a Ford Bronco driven by his adviser Theodore Goodman on Interstate 93 near Manchester, N.H. The accident occurred when a Honda HR-V driven by Lauren Kemp, 19, of Concord, N.H., rear-ended Giuliani's vehicle at high speed. Giuliani, who was taken to an undisclosed hospital, suffered injuries to his leg and left arm, as well as contusions and lacerations. Both Kemp and Goodman also suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Key Takeaways:

  • Giuliani was traveling in a Ford Bronco driven by Theodore Goodman on Interstate 93 near Manchester, N.H. when the accident occurred.
  • The vehicle was rear-ended by a Honda HR-V driven by Lauren Kemp, 19, of Concord, N.H. at high speed.
  • Giuliani suffered a fractured vertebra, injuries to his leg and left arm, as well as contusions and lacerations.
  • Both Kemp and Goodman suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
  • Giuliani is expected to recover from his injuries.
  • Giuliani has faced a series of legal and financial problems in recent years, including being disbarred from practicing law in New York.
  • Giuliani was a key adviser to former President Trump and has been involved in various controversies over the years.
  • Giuliani was praised by Trump, who called him the "greatest mayor in the history of New York" at an event in the Oval Office.

Statistics:

  • Giuliani is 81 years old.
  • The accident occurred on Saturday evening on Interstate 93 near Manchester, N.H.
  • The vehicle that rear-ended Giuliani's car was traveling at high speed.
  • Giuliani was taken to an undisclosed hospital after the accident.
  • He suffered various injuries, including a fractured vertebra, injuries to his leg and left arm, as well as contusions and lacerations.
  • Both Kemp and Goodman suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Sources:

  • The New York Times
  • Reuters
  • Associated Press

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