Driver has to be cut out of overturned car in West Harrison
Crews stabilized the vehicle with Paratech Struts, and then used two cutters and reciprocating saws to cut open the car and free the occupant.
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Dec 28, 2022, 5:36 PM
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Updated 619 days ago
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11h agoA person had to be cut out of their
vehicle following a crash in West Harrison Tuesday night.
The
West Harrison Fire Department, along with Harrison EMS, was called to White Plains Avenue and High Street
around 8:45 p.m.
Crew found one person trapped in the car,
which had flipped over on to its side
Crews stabilized the vehicle with Paratech Struts, and then used two cutters and reciprocating saws to cut open the car and free the occupant.
Crews stabilized the vehicle with Paratech Struts, and then used two cutters and reciprocating saws to cut open the car and free the occupant.
Fire
officials say one person was transferred to Harrison EMS for further evaluation and care and another was taken to a trauma center. Information about the patient’s condition
has not been released.
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