Rudy Giuliani was released from the hospital after a car accident that left him seriously injured
The vehicle in which the former mayor was traveling was rear-ended at high speed after assisting a female victim of domestic violence.
In May 2024, Giuliani pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani was released Monday after receiving treatment for injuries he suffered in a car crash in New Hampshire over the weekend.
His son, Andrew Giuliani, confirmed the news on the Cats & Cosby radio show. "I’m happy to report that he got out of the hospital today. He’s walking, thank God," he stated. He added that his father suffered a fractured vertebra and "he’s in a lot of pain."
The accident and injuries
On Saturday, the vehicle in which Giuliani was traveling was struck from behind at high speed, according to his security chief, Michael Ragusa. Following the crash, he was transported to a local trauma center, where he was diagnosed with a thoracic vertebrae fracture, multiple lacerations and contusions, as well as injuries to his left arm and lower leg.
Pre-impact aid
Minutes before the accident, Giuliani had stopped his vehicle to assist a female victim of domestic violence. He called 911 and remained at the scene until police arrived to ensure the woman's safety. It was after resuming his commute that the collision occurred.
White House announcement
During the radio interview, Andrew Giuliani commented that this recognition comes at a particularly emotional time, since just two days ago, he was worried about the severity of his father's injuries.
Politics
Trump announces that Rudy Giuliani will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Joaquín Núñez
LATEST
