THREE people were injured after their vehicle crashed into a tree in Upper Pakenham recently.
The car was travelling east on Burke’s Road about 7.30pm on 30 July when the driver lost control and veered into a tree.
Senior Sergeant Trevor Vondrasek from Pakenham police said the front of the car was damaged extensively in the crash.
A woman in the car was air-lifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Another passenger was taken to The Alfred hospital and a man was treated for a suspected broken arm at Dandenong Hospital.
Anyone who witnessed the accident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Senior Constable Travis Cusack from the Cardinia Highway Patrol on 5945 2500.
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