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Stuck In A Tight Spot
January 18, 2010
A lost tractor trailer driver caused traffic on West Highway 4 to be shut down for a brief period around noon today.
The driver for Fresenius Manufacturing, Inc., apparently got lost on West Highway 4 and attempted to turn around. In the process, he jackknifed the truck and became struck.
Members of the Century Station of Escambia Fire Rescue returning from a call were able to use their fire engine to pull the truck free.
NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Stuck In A Tight Spot”
Oh softer gentler news
where no one’s maimed or killed
a cow’s wandered away
a pothole has been filled
A truck gets stuck or lost
someone “pushed” a deputy
oh softer gentler news
you are still news to me.
Must have been following a G.P.S. device.
OOPS!!!!!!!!
FRESENIUS….rhymes with genius..but obviously it does not mean the same thing …good deed by the fire department anyway…they are always helpful in a particular situation. Like Andy of Mayberry says….Thats smaaarrt Barney…just real smart.
Barney must be the drivers name