A WINSFORD woman who was arrested after a crash which saw a man and a four-year-old boy taken to hospital has been released under investigation.
Emergency services descended on to Gorsey Lane near St Helens shortly after 11am on Friday morning, January 2 after a car had crashed into a fence.
Police, the fire and rescue service as well as the road and air ambulance attended following the crash at Frenchfields Crescent.
The fire and rescue service said the vehicle was on all four wheels when crews attended, with three occupants already out of the vehicle.
A 28-year-old man suffered a serious arm injury and was airlifted to hospital.
Also, a four-year-old boy suffered a cut to a finger and was taken to hospital to get checked over.
Police arrested a 24-year-old woman from Winsford on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
After the crash, a Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "Crews were alerted at 11.18am and on scene at 11.25am with two fire engines attending.
"On arrival, this was a one-vehicle road traffic collision with a fence, the car was on all four wheels.
"Three occupants were out of the vehicle prior to Fire Service attendance and assessed by North West Ambulance Service (NWAS).
"Fire service personnel made the scene and vehicle safe and assisted Merseyside Police and NWAS.
"One occupant was transported to hospital by air ambulance and one other occupant was conveyed to hospital by paramedics."
When asked for an update today, a Merseyside Police spokeswoman confirmed the arrested woman has been released under investigation pending further inquiries.
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