A person became trapped in a railing in Stockton, prompting a swift response from emergency services to rescue them safely
Stockton: So, there was this wild scene in Stockton where someone got stuck in a railing. It all kicked off around 11 PM on Saturday night.
Firefighters, police, and ambulance crews rushed to the corner of Durham Road bypass and Norton Road. They had to close off the road while the firefighters used a grinder to cut through the railing. Sparks were flying everywhere!
The poor person was lying on the ground, all covered in blankets, while the emergency teams worked to get them out. It seems like their leg was the part that got stuck.
Once they were finally freed, they were quickly put into an ambulance and taken to the University Hospital of North Tees. Talk about a dramatic night!
A spokesperson from the Cleveland Fire Brigade mentioned they got the call at 11:03 PM and sent a team from their Stockton station. They managed to get the person out by 11:31 PM.
Meanwhile, the North East Ambulance Service said they found the injured person near the A177 just before 11 PM and sent another ambulance to help. Glad everyone is okay!
