UPDATE March 29:

A Kamloops woman was allegedly talking on the phone when she lost control of her car and rolled down a bank.

Police say the 24-year-old woman was scene talking on her phone moments before the crash.

On March 28 at 8:13 p.m., emergency crews rushed to the scene of the single-vehicle rollover on the 2700 block of Shannon Lake Road in West Kelowna.

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The driver of the vehicle was transported to hospital with what police believe to be non-life-threatening injuries.

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The driver has been issued a fine under the Motor Vehicle Act for the use of an electronic device while driving.

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UPDATE March 28:

One person was reportedly taken to hospital after a rollover Tuesday evening.

A white Honda Civic was headed northbound on Shannon Lake Road when it lost control, rolling several times down an embankment.

The Civic landed on its side and fire crews used the Jaws of Life to extract the driver who was then taken to hospital with unknown injuries.

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ORIGINAL:

The Jaws of Life were used to a free a passenger involved in a rollover Tuesday evening in West Kelowna.

Emergency crews were called to the accident scene off the 2700 block of Shannon Lake Road at about 8:10 p.m.

The condition of those involved is not yet known.

More details to come.