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Dylan Walsh And his family is “safe” after being in a car accident in Rumson, New Jersey.
The Nip/tuck Star representative announced a statement to Weekly US On Wednesday, August 20, confirming, “Thank you, everyone is safe and has since returned home. The family is very grateful for Rumson Police, the Fire Department, and EMS, as well as the staff at Riverview Medical Center for their care.”
The statement continued, “They would also like to extend a special thank you to the managers and staff of River Point Inn for their support immediately afterwards.”
Earlier this week, Patch It was reported that two people experiencing pain had been transported to hospital following a serious accident, one car on Sunday, August 17. Patrol officials were called to a crossroads where they “discovered that Ford Explorer 2022 with five people in it had been traveling north on East River Road when it was diverted to the south lane,” noted the outlet on Tuesday, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August, August August.
According to Rumson Lt. police. Christopher IsherwoodThe car broke through a utility pole before colliding with another utility pole. Both extremes were damaged.
The incident caused a short power cut affecting eight people, and the intersection closed through Tuesday morning while the utility poles were replaced.
It is unclear who was behind the helm during the accident. An investigation is underway.
Walsh’s wife, Leslie Bourque-WalshHe mentioned the accident in post on Facebook that has since been deleted. Per the outlet Towns from: Monmouthshire, NJShe read her update, “Our family was involved in the car accident on River Road yesterday afternoon. We want to thank everyone who took care of us in this scary time.”
Bourque-Walsh expressed gratitude “to management/staff at River Point Inn who ran out immediately to make sure we were right and comforted our children (one woman literally wrapped her arms around all of us letting us know that it would be right)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be right)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)-it would be fine)
He also thanked “the first responders who came faster than one would think. The EMT he suffered with my corny jokes in the ambulance. And staff though at Riverview Medical.”
In conclusion, he wrote, “We are a little bruise from seat belts, but are grateful for them and airbags who saved our lives. We apologize for anyone who lost power or inconvenience.”
Bourque-Walsh followed another Facebook message- This one dedicated to the family car.
“Today we got all our things out of our wooden line, the Thule on its head and said goodbye … This car drove our family on the best way from Vancouver, BC to Rumson, NJ,” he wrote, adding, “all, it’s just a car, but so many memories attached to it.”
Walsh, 61, and his wife, 53, shares the daughter of Amelie Belle and her son Hudson Scott. The actor, who played Dr. Sean McNamara on Fx’s Nip/tuckalso shares Stella’s daughter with ex-wife Joanna goes as well as Thomas and daughter Joanna’s son with his first wife Melora Walters.
