Boeing and Everett Fire Free Crash Victim

Fire Crews decide the best way to access the driver inside.

Crews begin cutting the roof.

A Boeing Firefighter is inside the van shielding the driver as the hole is made in the roof.

The driver is carefully removed and taken to Boeing Aid 30.

A look at the Toyota after the driver was freed.

A look at the other vehicle involved.
Boeing and Everett Fire Departments worked together this morning to free a crash victim in a roll-over at 75th and Seaway.
Boeing Aid and Special Operations crews along with Engine 4 from Everett Fire used a variety of power tools to cut open the roof of a Toyota SUV that was on its side after colliding with a Subaru.
A Boeing medic-firefighter was able to crawl into the SUV and keep the driver stable and safe while power tools were cutting away the roof.
Once the victim was freed she was taken to an aid car for transport to the hospital.
Everett Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
The driver of the Subaru was not injured. Here are some MyEverettNews.com photos of the rescue.
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Boeing fire, rollover, Seaway
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February 6, 2016
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