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Texas Fire Department Rescues Crane Operator 22 Stories in the Air
WHY IT MATTERS
The successful rescue highlights the expertise and quick response of the Fort Worth Fire Department in high-stakes technical rescues.
What happened
Responders from the Fort Worth Fire Department rescued a crane operator from a construction site at JPS Health Hospital in Texas on Saturday. The operator was approximately 220 feet high in the crane cab when the department received a call for a medical emergency.
Crews climbed up to the cab, provided medical aid, and lowered the individual to the ground within less than an hour.
The crane operator was then transported to the hospital in stable condition.
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Texas fire department makes save on crane 22 stories in the air
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