Suspect falls, traps himself in 30-foot hole during L.A. police chase
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Suspect falls, traps himself in 30-foot hole during L.A. police chase
"A man fleeing police Thursday night ended up needing rescuing after authorities say he jumped a wall and fell down a hole at a construction site. Police officials said officers were chasing the 27-year-old man on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle when he abandoned the vehicle in Lincoln Heights. From there, the man ran onto a construction site near Sichel Street and Alhambra Avenue, where he jumped a wall and fell down a 30-foot hole, becoming trapped, KABC reported."
"The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the scene around 9:30 p.m. and lowered wristlets into the hole and told the man to put them on, according to an LAFD alert. Firefighters then hoisted the man up by rope and paramedics took him to a local trauma center in critical condition, officials said. His identity has not been released. The Los Angeles Police Department didn't immediately respond to a request for more information."
Police chased a 27-year-old man on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle in Lincoln Heights. The man abandoned the vehicle and ran onto a construction site near Sichel Street and Alhambra Avenue. He jumped a wall and fell down a 30-foot hole, becoming trapped. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded around 9:30 p.m., lowered wristlets into the hole and instructed the man to put them on. Firefighters hoisted the man out by rope, and paramedics transported him to a local trauma center in critical condition. The man's identity has not been released and additional police comment was not immediate.
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