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Deputy fire chief lays safety tips after 11 people swept into Santa Cruz River in Tucson swift water rescue
Crews used ladders, throw bags and rescue rings to save stranded people as Tucson Fire searched for one missing person after flooding.
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Deputy fire chief lays safety tips after 11 people swept into Santa Cruz River in Tucson swift water rescue
Tucson Fire and multiple agencies responded to swift water rescues along the Santa Cruz Wash near Interstate 19 and Ajo Way on Wednesday after 11 people were swept into the water.CHECK OUT THE STORY: Deputy fire chief lays safety tips after 11 people swept into Santa Cruz River in Tucson swift water rescueThursday morning, Tucson Police found the body of a woman on the banks of the Santa Cruz River near Silverlake Road. She has been identified a…
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