Easton officer saves man, dog from icy pond
An Easton police officer rescued a man and his dog from an icy pond at Helen Keller Middle School.
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Dec 21, 2020, 1:21 PM
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Updated 1,392 days ago
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19h agoAn Easton police officer rescued a man and his dog from an icy pond at Helen Keller Middle School.
Officer Anthony Telesco jumped into Keller Pond to save the victim and his pet.
Telesco and the victim were treated for cold-water exposure at the hospital.
Both the human victim and the dog are doing OK.
Easton police are urging people not to walk or crawl on ice-covered waters.
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