Ice Rescue Training Saves 82-Year-Old Man in New Jersey
Ice Rescue Training Saves 82-Year-Old Man in New Jersey

Ice Rescue Training Saves 82-Year-Old Man in New Jersey

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During a joint ice rescue training exercise in Morris County, New Jersey, first responders unexpectedly sprang into action to rescue an 82-year-old man who had fallen through the ice while iceboating. The incident occurred at Lake Hopatcong near the Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club, where the Morris County Sheriff's Office, New Jersey State Police, and local fire departments were practicing their skills. Responders quickly mobilized, using a tethered rescue sled to safely pull the man from the frigid waters back to shore. Fortunately, the victim was conscious and alert after the 40-minute rescue and did not require hospitalization. Morris County Sheriff James Gannon praised the seamless collaboration among agencies, highlighting the importance of their training in saving lives. The successful operation demonstrates the effectiveness of preparedness and teamwork in emergency situations.

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