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A maintenance worker in Illinois was trapped in a gas station sign 130 feet in the air for over six hours due to a malfunctioning boom lift. The Wilmington Fire Protection District's Technical Rescue Team was able to rescue him using a boom lift from a nearby town. The worker was unharmed and expressed gratitude for the rescue efforts.
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A maintenance worker in Illinois was trapped in a gas station sign 130 feet in the air for over six hours due to a malfunctioning boom lift. The Wilmington Fire Protection District's Technical Rescue Team was able to rescue him using a boom lift from a nearby town. The worker was unharmed and expressed gratitude for the rescue efforts.
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