Oregon man saved after falling down 40-foot pipe, unclear how he got there
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An Oregon man had to be rescued after falling down a pipe. (Credit: Portland Fire & Rescue crews)
PORTLAND, Ore. - First responders in Portland had to rescue a man who fell down a 40-foot pipe, but had no idea how he ended up there.
According to FOX 12 Oregon, Portland Fire & Rescue crews responded to the scene early Friday morning after bystanders heard someone calling for help near a parking garage.
The pipe was 40-foot long and about a foot wide, according to the outlet.
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An Oregon man had to be rescued after falling down a pipe. (Credit: Portland Fire & Rescue crews)
Crews were able to retrieve him, and the man told authorities that he woke up stuck in the pipe and couldn't recall how he got there.
The man was not seriously hurt.
First responders posted pictures of the rescue.
This story was reported from Los Angeles.