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 Photo courtesy Ocala Fire Rescue Ocala, Fla. Firefighters work to extricate a driver from her vehicle. |
OCALA, Fla. — An Ocala firefighter lifted a vehicle about a foot off the ground, allowing other firefighters to free the arm of a driver who was involved in a crash, FLORIDA TODAY news partner WKMG Local 6 News reports.
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According to Ocala fire officials, two firefighters who were not at the fire station drove up on the crash, which took place on Northeast 36th Avenue, at about 12:15 p.m. Tuesday.
An older model Chevrolet Blazer was on its side and two people were inside the sport utility vehicle, fire officials said. A small white car had apparently pulled out of a nearby convenient store parking lot and struck the SUV, causing it to flip, fire officials said.
Full story: Ocala firefighter lifts SUV, frees crash victim's arm