Officials: Shelton worker suffering life-threatening injuries in chainsaw incident
Emergency responders rescued a Shelton worker 30 feet up on a tree who was seriously hurt with a chainsaw.
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Mar 27, 2024, 1:05 PM
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Updated 351 days ago
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9h agoEmergency responders rescued a Shelton worker 30 feet up on a tree who was seriously hurt with a chainsaw.
Officials say the incident took place Tuesday afternoon on Meghan Court.
Firefighters tried to reach the worker with a ladder but were unsuccessful. Crews used a rope system to safely bring them down.
They say the worker was sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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