Firefighters Rescue Fort Worth Crane Operator over 200 Feet in Air During Medical Emergency

A crane operator needed help 220 feet up and the rescue took nearly two hours

A medical emergency 200 feet in the air triggered a nearly two-hour crane rescue. Fort Worth crews brought the operator down safely.

Texas firefighters rescue patient in crane 200 feet in the air

Fort Worth Fire Department’s Tactical Rescue Team brought the man down from a crane at the JPS construction site after a medical emergency left him unable to climb down

Firefighters rescue Fort Worth crane operator over 200 feet in air during medical emergency

The Fort Worth Fire Department made a daring rescue on Wednesday evening when a medical emergency happened hundreds of feet above the ground.

Fort Worth Fire Department executes high-angle crane rescue

FORT WORTH, Texas — A crane operator experiencing a medical emergency was rescued from 220 feet in the air at a construction site on South Main Street, according to the Fort Worth Fire Department.