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(KLZA)-- A roll-over wreck in Richardson County Thursday afternoon sent three people to the hospital.
The Richardson County Sheriff's Office says the wreck happened on Highway 73, just north of Falls City, around 4:30.
The Sheriff's Office says 44-year-old Racy Bauer, of Falls City, was northbound when the passenger side tires of his Ford Escape went off the roadway. Bauer attempted to get back onto the highway. The vehicle exited the highway on the west side and rolled twice before coming to rest on it wheels.
Bauer and two juvenile males were transported to Community Medical Center in Falls City by ambulance for medical treatment.
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