Westport ice rescue call turns out to be false alarm
A report of a possible person fallen through the ice in Westport today turned out to be a false alarm. Residents on Cypress Pond Road spotted a hockey stick laying near a hole in the ice and thought
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Jan 6, 2012, 7:46 PM
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Updated 4,757 days ago
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A report of a possible person fallen through the ice in Westport today turned out to be a false alarm.
Residents on Cypress Pond Road spotted a hockey stick laying near a hole in the ice and thought someone had fallen through.
The fire department was called to the scene for a rescue, but it turns out no one was in the water.
Someone had fallen in yesterday but pulled himself out and left the stick on the scene.
He was not hurt.
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