Trapped, 10 feet below the city streets, what it took for authorities to rescue a man stuck in a sewer. The Democratic National convention is over. So what is Hillary Clinton think about philadelphia . She spoke exclusively to Eyewitness News, plus the next event in our citys horizon. Horse so malnourished it couldnt stand on its own, Eyewitness News has been following the story of clarissa. Wait until you see her now. We begin tonight with a unusual rescue beneath the street of philadelphia. Good evening, everyone, im ukee washington. Im jessica dean. Police still trying to figure out how a man still into a sewer. It happened near ninth and pike streets, in hunting park. The man was rushed to Temple University hospital, and thats where our Natasha Brown was live tonight. Natasha . Reporter well, this is certainly not your ordinary search and rescue operation today. There is no doubt about that. But after a very dangerous mission, a mans life was saved in the end. At about 6 00 p. M. ,
Following the story of clarissa. Wait until you see her now. We begin tonight with a unusual rescue beneath the street of philadelphia. Good evening, everyone, im ukee washington. Im jessica dean. Police still trying to figure out how a man still into a sewer. It happened near ninth and pike streets, in hunting park. The man was rushed to Temple University hospital, and thats where our Natasha Brown was live tonight. Natasha . Reporter well, this is certainly not your ordinary search and rescue operation today. There is no doubt about that. But after a very dangerous mission, a mans life was saved in the end. At about 6 00 p. M. , the Fire Department ghana search and rescue mission at ninth and pike in hunting park. After a man was found trapped in a 18inch sewer pipe. That somehow he wounds up in the sewer hole, whether or not he someone removed it or he was, you know, we dont know exactly how he wounds up there. The investigation into how the man ended up in the sewer, seconds, in de
Tyler Junior College’s student media, The DrumBeat, has proved to be a competitive force in journalism after earning more than 30 awards at the 2024 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference.
Tyler Junior College’s student media, The DrumBeat, has proved to be a competitive force in journalism after earning more than 30 awards at the 2024 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference.