Hey everyone,
I just got this update from Larry Shapiro about an incident involving the Buffalo Grove Fire Department. It happened earlier today (June 3, 2016), when they were called to 6 Villa Verde Drive to assist an elderly resident who had suffered a hip injury. The tricky part was that the patient was located on the top floor of a three-story apartment building, and the elevator wasn't working. Unfortunately, using a stair stretcher wasn’t an option, so the firefighters had to get creative. They ended up deploying the tower ladder to carefully lower the patient to the ground using a Stokes basket.
It’s always impressive to see how resourceful emergency responders can be in situations like these. I’ve included some photos taken by Larry Shapiro below to give you a better idea of how they managed it. You can also check out more photos on his website, shapirophotography.net.
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Here are some images from the scene:
There's something really inspiring about seeing how these professionals handle high-pressure situations with such care and precision. It's moments like these that remind us why we're so grateful for their service.
Let me know if you have any thoughts or stories of your own about similar events. I'd love to hear them!
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