He must have been well scared

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Seen today on the Essex County Fire and Rescue website

Incident No: 1684

Date: 27-01-2012

Time: 13:24

Details: Van driver trapped upside down in RTC

Address: Ingatestone Road, Ingatestone

Attendance: 2 x Brentwood

Crews used specialist cutting equipment to free a van driver suspended upside down by his legs after the three-and-a-half tonne large goods van he was driving overturned. Before efforts were made to free the trapped casualty - in his 40s - firefighters worked to stabilise the vehicle.

The casualty was freed by 14:04 hrs and left in the care of the Ambulance Service.

Crews reported that they will be detained at the scene for some time, clearing the roadway of large quantities of excrement which had spilled onto the roadway.

True story

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that’s a lot of crap.
just think of it, hanging upside down like a bat, and all you can see is turds. :laughing:

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More than likely his ■■■■… :smiley:

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:unamused: :unamused:

Bad day for it in Essex, an ambulance went in the ditch outside Danbury Quarry today. Poor bugger in it got transferred to the air ambulance.

I got turned around just off the A12 and told I’d have to go via Woodham Ferrers(20 odd miles) to get to the quarry (1/4 mile) as the accident was before the quarry. I nipped round through the back way through the 7.5t limit to get stuck in the traffic queuing the other way. Shame they didn’t tell me it was outside the quarry gate and they wern’t diverting traffic away from it. :unamused: