A car collided with a residential property in Puriton, Somerset, on the evening of Thursday, March 26, prompting a swift rescue operation by Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service. At 5:02 pm, crews from Taunton and Bridgewater were dispatched following reports of the accident that left the driver trapped inside their vehicle.
Upon arrival, firefighters found the car had struck a domestic home, with the driver unable to exit the vehicle on their own. Using specialized small tools, the rescue team carefully extricated the driver from the wreckage, ensuring their safety before transferring them to the care of paramedics on site.
A spokesperson for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue explained, “Three fire engines and a heavy rescue vehicle responded to the incident. Our crews acted quickly to free the trapped driver and collaborate with paramedics to provide necessary medical attention.”
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The scene was secured before being handed over to the property owner and their insurance representatives. Authorities continue to assess the situation, aiming to determine the cause of the crash.