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May 25. 2012 1:50AM
Three-year-old falls from open window in Claremont
CLAREMONT — A 3-year-old Summer Street child was taken to the hospital Thursday morning after she fell out of a first-floor window.
The medical call went out around 11:30 a.m. for the incident at 101 Summer St., according to Police Chief Alexander Scott.
The girl had a possible broken arm, Scott said.
An official at Golden Cross Ambulance, the private company that serves Claremont, said the child was transported to Valley Regional Hospital.
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