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Driver Freed After Car Rolls Over Near Big Y In Bethel

Donna Christopher
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Emergency personnel responded to a rollover accident Monday around lunch time on Route 6 in Bethel. Emergency personnel responded to a rollover accident Monday around lunch time on Route 6 in Bethel.
Emergency personnel responded to a rollover accident Monday around lunch time on Route 6 in Bethel. Photo Credit: Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department on Facebook
Members of the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department attend to a rolled over car in Bethel just past noon Monday. Members of the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department attend to a rolled over car in Bethel just past noon Monday.
Members of the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department attend to a rolled over car in Bethel just past noon Monday. Photo Credit: Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Company on Facebook
Crews from the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department arrive where a car flipped at 12:14 p.m. Monday. Crews from the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department arrive where a car flipped at 12:14 p.m. Monday.
Crews from the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department arrive where a car flipped at 12:14 p.m. Monday. Photo Credit: Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Department on Facebook
An airbag is seen outside a window of the rolled over vehicle. The accident happened on Route 6 in front Bethel's Big Y supermarket. An airbag is seen outside a window of the rolled over vehicle. The accident happened on Route 6 in front Bethel's Big Y supermarket.
An airbag is seen outside a window of the rolled over vehicle. The accident happened on Route 6 in front Bethel's Big Y supermarket. Photo Credit: Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Company on Facebook

BETHEL, Conn. -- First responders had to extricate a driver from a vehicle that rolled over onto its roof Monday on Route 6 in Bethel by Old Hawleyville Road in front of the Big Y supermarket.

Stony Hill Volunteer Fire and EMS crews and the Bethel Police Department responded to the accident at 12:14 p.m.

Working personnel had to remove the driver's side door to free the driver, who was the only person in the vehicle, fire officials said.

The driver was taken to Danbury Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Company.

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