Firefighters in Telford were called to rescue an 'adult stuck in children's play equipment' in the early hours of Friday morning.
Firefighters in Telford were called to rescue an "adult stuck in children's play equipment" in the early hours of Friday morning.The call came into the Fire Control at 2.37am reporting an incident at Brindley Ford which was classified as SSC Urgent. according to the Shropshire Fire and Rescue Incident Log.The attending crews used"small tools" to release the person.
"1 fire appliance was mobilised from Tweedale. Attending crews used the following equipment: Small gear"The stop message was received at Fri, 04/14/2023 - 03:09," it continued.
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