A 2-year-old boy is dead after an accident at an auto repair shop in Massachusetts involving a piece of construction equipment, police said.
Investigators on the scene of an accident at an auto garage in Massachusetts.
The boy’s grandfather rushed the boy to a nearby police station, Quigley said. The child was then transferred to South Shore Hospital where he was pronounced dead. 2 KILLED IN GERMANY AFTER MULTI-TRUCK HIGHWAY CRASH RELEASES HAZARDOUS MATERIALS An employee who witnessed the accident was given medical aid and officers are"taking it very tough," Quigley added, noting that one had been sent home.
The family that operates Hajj Auto Service lives in the neighboring town of Hull, and has owned the auto garage for"many years," Quigley said.
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