St. Paul firefighters use rope rescue for teen who slipped 30 feet down bluff
Firefighters rescued a teen who slipped about 30 feet down a bluff on St. Paul’s West Side over the weekend.
The St. Paul Fire Department transported her to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, said Deputy Fire Chief Jamie Smith.
The department was called for a technical rescue at Prospect Terrace Park off Prospect Boulevard just before 8 p.m. Saturday. A teen slipped off the edge and slid down, Smith said.
Firefighters used ropes to lower rescuers to the teen, and then to an ambulance at the bottom of the bluffs.
Related Articles
St. Paul City Council considers one-for-one tree replacement mandate
Crime down 6%, ridership up 6% on Metro Transit year-over-year, officials announce
MN DVS counter leaves St. Paul’s University Avenue for Transfer Road
B Kyle: On public safety in St. Paul: progress made, more work ahead
Letters: Walz was critical of Trump funding reviews. We could have used more of our own
More Stories
Europe’s Digital Independence Drive Is Finally Moving Beyond the Whiteboard
Digital sovereignty has gone – relatively quickly – from being a niche policy interest, to a mainstream business consideration across...
Permanent hiring stops falling for first time in nearly four years
Recruitment of permanent staff stopped falling in July for the first time in nearly four years, according to the report...
Analysts expect gilt yields to fall before 28 October budget
UK gilt yields are expected to fall over the remainder of the year, analysts and investors have said, a shift...
Lloyds fights High Court claims over alleged £1.2bn Arena TV fraud
Lloyds Banking Group is defending two High Court claims, one worth up to £1.1 billion and another for £280 million,...
Please remain seated: Westminster’s war on vertical drinking
Last Thursday evening I stood in a pub off Brewer Street with a pint in one hand and an elbow...
How Premium Product Presentation Helps Brands Build Stronger Customer Trust
In today’s competitive market, customers do not judge a product only by what is inside. They also notice how it...
