Colby Robichaud of Keene appears to have suffered a medical emergency while driving his Nissan Rogue.
A Keene man was taken to Cheshire Medical Center on Sunday night after a crash that ended with his vehicle overturned near the post office on Main Street, according to Keene police.
Lt. Benjamin Nugent said Colby Robichaud, 37, of Keene appears to have suffered a medical emergency while driving his Nissan Rogue. The incident began just before 10 p.m. near the Marlboro and Main streets roundabout, where the SUV struck another vehicle before continuing on.
The other driver was Kevin Provost, 43, of Swanzey, and police said he was not injured.
Nugent said the Rogue then hit a light pole at the northeast corner of Marlboro and Main streets. That impact caused the vehicle to roll onto the lawn by the post office. Fire personnel later transported Robichaud to the hospital with minor injuries. Police did not identify the medical issue that affected him.
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