In the early morning hours yesterday, a 2008 BMW was completely totaled in a rollover accident.
It occurred in Cohasset between north Main Street and Cedar, just after midnight.
The driver was a 36-year-old man from Scituate.
He claims that the vehicle malfunctioned.
He suffered injuries and was taken to South Shore Hospital.
Yesterday, early evening, a fire broke out at a house on Three Rivers Road in Wilbraham. 
The investigation into the cause continues today.
An elderly occupant and toddler were able to flee the house fire.
Firefighters had to shut down Three Rivers Road, starting with Circle Drive down to Boston Road.
Pierce Manufacturing, Inc., the maker of the ladder that fell while in use by the Boston Fire Department while fighting a fire in Mattapan on Wednesday, has issued a response to the incident. The accident has not been fully looked into by authorities. The company states that initial investigations reveal this was an incident that has not occurred before with the 2005 reserve equipment.
The Wednesday evening fire started in a triple floor, multi-family dwelling on Duke Street. There was thick 
smoke on the top floor when firefighters arrived on scene. The faulty equipment was part of Tower Ladder 10 where the ladder fell onto the home. The fireman in the bucket at the time descended a few feet, and risked severe injury if the ladder’s fall was not stopped by the home.
According to Boston Fire Commissioner Joseph Finn, their equipment is well maintained by the department. Prior to sending it out for service, no one noticed a problem with the ladder.
On Saturday, April 14th, Brockton saw two car accidents in as many hours in the town. 
The initial incident was a car rollover near 99 Plymouth Street, early in the morning. The vehicle ended up upside down on the pavement, doors open with personal effects landing onto the road. A man suffered injuries requiring transfer to the hospital.
According to police logs, there is reason to believe this may have been caused by the reckless driving of Jorge Deandrade, a resident of Brockton in his late twenties.
Several passengers on vehicles driving southbound on an Attelboro highway posted cell phone footage 
of a camper engulfed in enormous black clouds. The video shows clearly the camper was actively on fire between at least 3 p.m. and 4p.m. on Saturday April 14th. None of the videos show whether individuals were in or outside the camper. One video shows the entire interior was engulfed in flames, again with no visible individuals anywhere near the camper.
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