The Sanford Fire Department rescued a person stuck in a dump truck on Wednesday after he was allegedly picked up while sleeping in a dumpster.
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The fire department responded to reports of an injured person, and arrived to discover that the victim was trapped inside the forward section of the vehicle’s garbage container.
Responders believe that the person was sleeping in a dumpster that was then unloaded into the truck.
The department’s Technical Rescue Team was deployed, and the incident was upgraded to a technical rescue response, drawing more department resources to the scene.
Emergency medical personnel were able to begin treatment before the victim was freed from the truck.
The technical team “packaged” and removed the patient, who was transported to the Maine Medical Center in Portland for treatment.
The fire department did not specify the extent of the victim’s injuries or whether drugs were believed to be involved.
Uh…not a dump truck.
Definitely a trash truck.
Unless it is owned by the dump, of course.
Yup!
Looks like a front load packer. The bum is lucky the operator didn’t run the packing option or all they would have seen was some bodily fluids running out.
Damn new fangled front/self loaders. Like my gran pap papsmear used to say…..”can’t tell what’s in the pickle barrel ’til ye git the lid offin’ it”.