Stamford firefighters rescue trapped construction worker
The worker was on site for a sewer project.
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12h agoStamford firefighters rescued a construction worker from a trench collapse today on Hampton Lane.
The worker was on site for a sewer project. Firefighters say the worker was conscious, and stuck in dirt up to his waist.
Firefighters took 20 minutes to complete the rescue.
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