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DERRY, NH – Three teenagers were taken to the hospital after an ATV crash that happened in Derry this weekend, according to the Londonderry Patch.

The collision occurred on private property near Gulf Road at about noon on Sunday. Four teenagers were riding on a single ATV when the operator of the vehicle was reportedly driving at a high rate of speed, “beyond their capability to operate an ATV safely,” according to a representative from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation office.

The ATV struck a stump near the trail, then collided head-on with a tree.

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DERRY, NH – A 12-year-old boy suffered serious injuries last week when a go-cart rolled over in a Derry backyard and trapped him and another child inside the vehicle, according to a report by the New Hampshire Union Leader.

The accident happened on a private track at about 3 p.m. Thursday when one of the boys attempted to make a turn. The vehicle rolled over onto its side, trapping him and another 12-year-old boy in the wreckage.

The boys, both from Derry, were extracted from the crash by emergency personnel after a worried neighbor called 911.

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