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In the heart of Colorado's Douglas County, a dramatic rescue operation took place in Daniels Park on Sunday, as emergency services worked to save an injured hiker who had fallen around 20 feet from an overlook rock.
The incident occurred just before 3:45 p.m., with South Metro Fire Rescue officials swiftly responding to the scene. The rescue operation involved a collaboration between Douglas County Search and Rescue, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, local fire departments, and South Metro Fire Rescue.
The exact location of the hiker's fall was the overlook rock, a popular spot for hikers in the park. The technical rescue plan developed by South Metro Fire Rescue officials was crucial in the extraction of the hiker.
Details about the hiker's condition following the rescue are not available at this time. A statement regarding the incident was issued by South Metro Fire Rescue on their social media platforms at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
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The rescue operation in Daniels Park is another reminder of the dangers that can arise during outdoor activities. Stay safe and enjoy the beautiful landscapes Colorado has to offer responsibly.
