New Hampshire State Police are investigating a car crash on Interstate 93 Saturday night that sent three people, including former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, to the hospital with injuries.<\/p>\n
State Police say they were responding<\/a> to a domestic violence incident on I-93 southbound in Manchester shortly before 10 p.m. Saturday when two cars crashed on the other side of the highway, in the northbound lanes.<\/p>\n Police and fire personnel crossed the highway median and determined that a car driven by 19-year-old Lauren Kemp of Concord had hit the back of a Ford Bronco carrying Giuliani, 81. Kemp, Giuliani and his driver \u2014 identified as Theodore Goodman of Michigan \u2014 all suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to local hospitals.<\/p>\n Via social media Sunday afternoon<\/a>, a spokesman for Giuliani offered a different version of the events leading to the crash. In a post to Twitter, the spokesperson, Michael Ragusa, said Giuliani had been \u201cflagged down by a woman who was the victim of a domestic violence incident.\u201d Ragusa said Giuliani helped the woman and called 911, remaining until authorities arrived. After leaving the scene, Giuliani\u2019s vehicle was struck from behind, Ragusa said.<\/p>\n Ragusa said the crash left Giuliani with fractured vertebrae, among other injuries.<\/p>\n In their press release, New Hampshire State Police did not say anything about Giuliani playing a role in responding to the domestic violence incident, which took place on the opposite side of the highway from where the crash occurred.<\/p>\n The crash shut down I-93 in both directions for about an hour, state police said. No charges have been filed in the accident.<\/p>\n WMUR reported that Giuliani was seen attending Saturday night\u2019s Fisher Cats<\/a> minor league baseball game.<\/p>\n Giuliani served as New York\u2019s mayor from 1994 to 2001. He was a candidate in the 2008 Republican presidential primary, where he finished in fourth place<\/a> in New Hampshire.<\/p>\n