U.S. citizen rescued after jumping from Blue Water Bridge in Canada

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Search and rescue crews pulled a woman from the St. Clair River Friday morning after she reportedly jumped from the Blue Water Bridge.

Port Huron Assistant Police Chief Jeremy Young confirmed the woman was recovered from the river quickly, although he said he did not know her condition. Young said she was a U.S. citizen.

Botswain's Mate Senior Chief Petty Officer David Perrin of the U.S. Coast Guard confirmed the Port Huron station was asked to assist in a search for a possible bridge jumper around 10:30 a.m. Several boats were seen searching the area under the bridge Friday.

Tri-Hospital EMS CEO Timothy Niggemeyer also confirmed a medical response crew was called to the scene, although he said he did not have information on what had happened.

Categories: Bad Day

Tags: USA Canada Rescue

0 +1 howwonderfool 18 seconds ago

Timothy Niggemeyer.. Wondering what's his nickname.. :devil:

1 +1 Cripple 41 minutes ago

Suicide attempts from a bridge over water only work if the bridge is high enough and you hit the water flat enough.

That upper pass is 155 ft above the water.

Going in butt first, one can survive up to 200 ft without life threatening injuries.

0 +1 Oculus_noctis 4 minutes ago

@Cripple Just epic wet farts for 6 months+