Water Rescue Near Mill Creek
2600 Cummins St
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Summary
- A vehicle veered off the road and crashed into Mill Creek in Cincinnati, prompting a water rescue operation. Recovery efforts are ongoing as first responders work at the scene.
Timeline
The scene remains active as crews work to safely remove the vehicle. No additional information has been released.
The vehicle is located approximately 750 feet down the embankment from the nearest access road, making recovery operations more challenging.
The vehicle remains in the creek, and specialized crane equipment has been requested to recover it.
Recovery efforts are continuing after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into Mill Creek.
Citizen user video shows first responders on scene for a person in need of assistance.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2600 Cummins St.
The scene remains active as crews work to safely remove the vehicle. No additional information has been released.
The vehicle is located approximately 750 feet down the embankment from the nearest access road, making recovery operations more challenging.
The vehicle remains in the creek, and specialized crane equipment has been requested to recover it.
Recovery efforts are continuing after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into Mill Creek.
Citizen user video shows first responders on scene for a person in need of assistance.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2600 Cummins St.
The scene remains active as crews work to safely remove the vehicle. No additional information has been released.
The vehicle is located approximately 750 feet down the embankment from the nearest access road, making recovery operations more challenging.
The vehicle remains in the creek, and specialized crane equipment has been requested to recover it.
Recovery efforts are continuing after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into Mill Creek.
Citizen user video shows first responders on scene for a person in need of assistance.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2600 Cummins St.
The scene remains active as crews work to safely remove the vehicle. No additional information has been released.
The vehicle is located approximately 750 feet down the embankment from the nearest access road, making recovery operations more challenging.
The vehicle remains in the creek, and specialized crane equipment has been requested to recover it.
Recovery efforts are continuing after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into Mill Creek.
Citizen user video shows first responders on scene for a person in need of assistance.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2600 Cummins St.
The scene remains active as crews work to safely remove the vehicle. No additional information has been released.
The vehicle is located approximately 750 feet down the embankment from the nearest access road, making recovery operations more challenging.
The vehicle remains in the creek, and specialized crane equipment has been requested to recover it.
Recovery efforts are continuing after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into Mill Creek.
Citizen user video shows first responders on scene for a person in need of assistance.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2600 Cummins St.
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Let him get his friends to push it back up the slope.
Scoopster is everywhere
Who do you think called the police? A passerby, or the guy who drove into the creek? 🤔
I forgot to mention you can't park there
Let him get his friends to push it back up the slope.
Scoopster is everywhere
Who do you think called the police? A passerby, or the guy who drove into the creek? 🤔
I forgot to mention you can't park there
Let him get his friends to push it back up the slope.
Scoopster is everywhere
Who do you think called the police? A passerby, or the guy who drove into the creek? 🤔
I forgot to mention you can't park there
Let him get his friends to push it back up the slope.
Scoopster is everywhere
Who do you think called the police? A passerby, or the guy who drove into the creek? 🤔
I forgot to mention you can't park there
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Let him get his friends to push it back up the slope.
Scoopster is everywhere
Who do you think called the police? A passerby, or the guy who drove into the creek? 🤔
I forgot to mention you can't park there