Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
Crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer wrapped in wires. (Photo Merion Fire Company of Ardmore)
LOWER MERION — A truck driver found himself in a tangled mess after hitting low wires, brining them onto his truck, and then getting trapped inside.
Wednesday night, just before 10:30, crews from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the rear of the Ardmore post office on the report of a man trapped inside his tractor-trailer. The truck was covered with wires.
When crews arrived, it was determined that wires from several commercial buildings were on the truck, along with a dozen mail trucks at the post office.
PECO responded as a priority, and the truck and driver were freed in about 45 minutes. There were no injuries. However, officials described the clean-up as extensive.
