A Joyful and Tearful Reunion Following a Dark, Wet Rescue

Firefighters rescue a person from a car overturned in a creek at night, with emergency ropes and equipment visible.

It was a late-night call that firefighters train for and the crew of Ladder 75 will not soon forget.

Around 10:20 pm on Tuesday, January 5, 2021, Spring firefighters were dispatched for a motor vehicle incident with entrapment.

The Cypress Creek Comm Center told them a vehicle had gone off the Ella road bridge. Firefighters from Station 75 arrived within four minutes to find a car on its side in the Seals Gully. Firefighters rescue a person from a car overturned in a creek at night, with emergency ropes and equipment visible.(Photos credit: Spring Firefighter Forrest McCord)

After colliding with another vehicle, the car had landed in the gully below the roadway. An injured woman was outside the partially submerged car when Ladder 75 arrived.A black car with severe front-end damage is crashed into the side of a large red truck on a highway at night.Firefighters lowered a Stokes basket down so Spring firefighters could safely lift her out of the gully. Emergency responders use a stretcher to rescue a person from a wooded, rocky area at night, illuminated by flashlights and vehicle lights.Once she was lifted back up to the road, Cypress Creek EMS Medic 515, which is based at Spring Fire Station 75, transported the driver to a local hospital. Harris County Sheriff’s deputies investigated the accident. Firefighters use a crane and stretcher to perform a nighttime rescue on a bridge, with power lines and trees visible in the background.Nearly four weeks later, Missy, who is still recovering from her injuries, dropped by Station 75 to thank the team that saved her life. A firefighter in uniform and mask stands next to a woman dressed in casual clothes; they are outside by a fence at night.(Pictured: Firefighter Forrest McCord and Missy.)

Many a tear was shed as Spring firefighters showed Missy pictures of the accident scene.

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