Duo Rescued From Kayak Near Bridge
N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd
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Summary
- Firefighters in Tucson responded to a water rescue involving two individuals stranded in a kayak in a wash near N Cortaro Rd and N Silverbell Rd. A ladder truck was deployed to assist in the operation.
Timeline
Both kayakers have been successfully rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters are coordinating positions for the rescue, with units stationed on both sides of the river.
An additional fire unit is requested to assist with the water rescue operation.
Firefighters have located the kayakers in slow-moving water and are planning a rescue from the east side, north of the bridge.
Firefighters are on scene at the river, conducting a search for the kayakers.
A ladder truck has arrived on scene to assist with the water rescue.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters are en route to assist two people stuck in a kayak in a wash.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a water rescue.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd.
Both kayakers have been successfully rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters are coordinating positions for the rescue, with units stationed on both sides of the river.
An additional fire unit is requested to assist with the water rescue operation.
Firefighters have located the kayakers in slow-moving water and are planning a rescue from the east side, north of the bridge.
Firefighters are on scene at the river, conducting a search for the kayakers.
A ladder truck has arrived on scene to assist with the water rescue.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters are en route to assist two people stuck in a kayak in a wash.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a water rescue.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd.
Both kayakers have been successfully rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters are coordinating positions for the rescue, with units stationed on both sides of the river.
An additional fire unit is requested to assist with the water rescue operation.
Firefighters have located the kayakers in slow-moving water and are planning a rescue from the east side, north of the bridge.
Firefighters are on scene at the river, conducting a search for the kayakers.
A ladder truck has arrived on scene to assist with the water rescue.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters are en route to assist two people stuck in a kayak in a wash.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a water rescue.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd.
Both kayakers have been successfully rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters are coordinating positions for the rescue, with units stationed on both sides of the river.
An additional fire unit is requested to assist with the water rescue operation.
Firefighters have located the kayakers in slow-moving water and are planning a rescue from the east side, north of the bridge.
Firefighters are on scene at the river, conducting a search for the kayakers.
A ladder truck has arrived on scene to assist with the water rescue.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters are en route to assist two people stuck in a kayak in a wash.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a water rescue.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd.
Both kayakers have been successfully rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters are coordinating positions for the rescue, with units stationed on both sides of the river.
An additional fire unit is requested to assist with the water rescue operation.
Firefighters have located the kayakers in slow-moving water and are planning a rescue from the east side, north of the bridge.
Firefighters are on scene at the river, conducting a search for the kayakers.
A ladder truck has arrived on scene to assist with the water rescue.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters are en route to assist two people stuck in a kayak in a wash.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a water rescue.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Cortaro Rd & N Silverbell Rd.
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They should be charged for their rescue. This was completely irresponsible of them.
That's what happens when people see water flowing in our Santa Cruz River! Thank God they and the rescuers are safe! Definitely should be fined.
They should be jailed for putting rescuers at risk.
Why the fuck would they do that lmao
@tucsonUser2014977004 that’s what I’m saying tho
They should be charged for their rescue. This was completely irresponsible of them.
That's what happens when people see water flowing in our Santa Cruz River! Thank God they and the rescuers are safe! Definitely should be fined.
They should be jailed for putting rescuers at risk.
Why the fuck would they do that lmao
@tucsonUser2014977004 that’s what I’m saying tho
They should be charged for their rescue. This was completely irresponsible of them.
That's what happens when people see water flowing in our Santa Cruz River! Thank God they and the rescuers are safe! Definitely should be fined.
They should be jailed for putting rescuers at risk.
Why the fuck would they do that lmao
@tucsonUser2014977004 that’s what I’m saying tho
They should be charged for their rescue. This was completely irresponsible of them.
That's what happens when people see water flowing in our Santa Cruz River! Thank God they and the rescuers are safe! Definitely should be fined.
They should be jailed for putting rescuers at risk.
Why the fuck would they do that lmao
@tucsonUser2014977004 that’s what I’m saying tho
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They should be charged for their rescue. This was completely irresponsible of them.
That's what happens when people see water flowing in our Santa Cruz River! Thank God they and the rescuers are safe! Definitely should be fined.
They should be jailed for putting rescuers at risk.
Why the fuck would they do that lmao
@tucsonUser2014977004 that’s what I’m saying tho