Update: Giuliani Released from Hospital

New Hampshire State Police on Monday also released more details on the events that led up to the crash after the ex-mayor and former Trump lawyer had pulled over to the side of the Interstate to help a woman.

Giuliani was the passenger in a rented Ford Bronco driving along Interstate 93 in Manchester when he said he was flagged down by a woman who had been a victim of domestic violence on the southbound side, according to state cops and Michael Ragusa, head of security for Giuliani.

He and his driver, identified as longtime spokesman Theodore Goodman, pulled over to render aid, called 911 and waited for police to arrive.

After cops arrived, the pair left the woman and returned to the highway — this time driving on the northbound side.

They were then struck from behind “almost directly across from the scene” of the reported domestic violence incident where officers were still responding, according to a New Hampshire State Police release.

The Bronco was hit by a Honda HR-V traveling at a high rate of speed, sending both cars careening into the median, police said.

Cops identified the driver of the Honda as 19-year-old Lauren Kemp of Concord, who did not respond to a request for comment by The Post.

The crash sent Goodman, Conrad, and Giuliani to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, cops said. No charges were filed in the incident.

Giuliani suffered fractured vertebrae and multiple cuts and bruises to his left arm and lower leg, Ragusa said Sunday.

The crash “was not a targeted attack” and was “entirely unrelated” to the domestic violence incident, the security head added.