The man crashed his pickup truck down a 100-foot cliff, and said he was stuck due to a broken back and ribs.
A man who crashed his truck spent five days trapped in a ravine in Southern California until a passerby heard him screaming for help last week.
The Kern County Fire Department responded to Comanche Point Road, outside of Bakersfield, on the morning of Sept. 2 after a caller reported an injured man was at the bottom of a 100-foot cliff. The man"had been immobilized at the bottom of the ravine since Tuesday, August 29th."Emergency crews respond to a driver trapped in a ravine off Comanche Point Road in California on Sept. 2.The department put together a"rope rescue system" to lower four firefighters into the ravine.
Emergency crews respond to a driver trapped in a ravine off Comanche Point Road in California on Sept. 2.“I kept asking God, saying, ‘Please don’t let me die out here,” Smith told KTLA. “It was ice cold at night and burning hot during the daytime.”
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