Cliff Rescue at Fort Funston
PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park, Lakeshore, San Francisco
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- First responders conducted a rescue operation at Fort Funston dog park in San Francisco, where firefighters transported an individual on a stretcher to an ambulance. The cause and condition of the patient remain unknown.
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Video from the trail shows firefighters bringing a patient out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance near the Fort Funston lot. Cause and condition are not yet known.
A Citizen user shows first responders positioned along a cliffside during what appears to be a possible rescue operation.
Incident reported at PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park.
Video from the trail shows firefighters bringing a patient out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance near the Fort Funston lot. Cause and condition are not yet known.
A Citizen user shows first responders positioned along a cliffside during what appears to be a possible rescue operation.
Incident reported at PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park.
Video from the trail shows firefighters bringing a patient out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance near the Fort Funston lot. Cause and condition are not yet known.
A Citizen user shows first responders positioned along a cliffside during what appears to be a possible rescue operation.
Incident reported at PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park.
Video from the trail shows firefighters bringing a patient out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance near the Fort Funston lot. Cause and condition are not yet known.
A Citizen user shows first responders positioned along a cliffside during what appears to be a possible rescue operation.
Incident reported at PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park.
Video from the trail shows firefighters bringing a patient out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance near the Fort Funston lot. Cause and condition are not yet known.
A Citizen user shows first responders positioned along a cliffside during what appears to be a possible rescue operation.
Incident reported at PF8W+W9 Fort Funston dog park.
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CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck. San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue. Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters. No injuries to the adults or dogs. Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs from the Cliffside north of the Hanglider deck at Fort Funston. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK San San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs off the flipside north of the hangar deck at Fort Fonstein. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship's cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK
Yep, that looks like Bigfoot
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CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck. San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue. Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters. No injuries to the adults or dogs. Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs from the Cliffside north of the Hanglider deck at Fort Funston. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK San San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs off the flipside north of the hangar deck at Fort Fonstein. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship's cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK
Yep, that looks like Bigfoot
What happened?
CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck. San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue. Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters. No injuries to the adults or dogs. Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs from the Cliffside north of the Hanglider deck at Fort Funston. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK San San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs off the flipside north of the hangar deck at Fort Fonstein. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship's cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK
Yep, that looks like Bigfoot
What happened?
CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck. San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue. Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters. No injuries to the adults or dogs. Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs from the Cliffside north of the Hanglider deck at Fort Funston. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK San San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs off the flipside north of the hangar deck at Fort Fonstein. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship's cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK
Yep, that looks like Bigfoot
What happened?
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CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck. San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue. Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters. No injuries to the adults or dogs. Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs from the Cliffside north of the Hanglider deck at Fort Funston. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK San San Francisco Fire Department rescued two adults and two dogs off the flipside north of the hangar deck at Fort Fonstein. These individuals were off your cliff about 20 to 30 feet below the ship's cliffside Edge, with no medical injuries or need for assistance. All OK
Yep, that looks like Bigfoot
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