A man sustained non-life-threatening injuries after his car went over a cliff in Pacifica. Multiple fire companies responded to the incident near Monterey Avenue and Manor Drive, where the vehicle fell approximately 200 yards. Firefighter paramedics executed a high-angle rope rescue and used a helicopter hoist for safe transportation of the man. An ambulance subsequently took him to a local hospital. Officials confirmed no injuries occurred to other civilians or emergency personnel, with the Pacifica Police Department investigating the incident further.
A man whose car went over a cliff in Pacifica has escaped with injuries that weren't considered life-threatening following his rescue by North County Fire Authority personnel.
Multiple fire companies responded to the area near Monterey Avenue and Manor Drive after crews discovered that a vehicle had plunged approximately 200 yards below the cliff.
Firefighter paramedics conducted a high-angle rope rescue operation and used a hoist helicopter to transport the man to safety before he was taken away by an ambulance.
Officials from the Fire Authority reported that there were no other injuries to civilians or emergency personnel, and the incident is under investigation by the Pacifica Police Department.
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