extrication
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The act or process of extricating or disentangling; a freeing from perplexities; disentanglement.
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A collision Thursday afternoon north of town involved three vehicles, extrication of a passenger and transporting of five people to Rollins Brook Community Hospital.
Fort Drum Firefighters assisted in the extrication of the boy, who was airlifted to a Syracuse hospital for a suspected broken leg.
“The driver of the truck required extrication and is suffering undetermined injuries.
The incident also caused long delays for motorists as the extrication exercise and processing of the scene resulted in traffic being backed up from as far back as Ironshore in the west, to Barrett Town in the east.
Last night, firefighters performed a very complex extrication to rescue 1 person from a sedan.
Stuart Dickinson uses a hydraulic tool to cut a vehicle post during auto extrication practice.