Ossining police use infrared drone to locate man who fell down ravine into icy brook
Officers used an infrared camera - attached to a drone - to locate the man and light up the area.
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Feb 21, 2025, 3:54 AM
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8h agoOssining police say they rescued a man who fell down a steep ravine into an icy brook late Wednesday night.
Officers used an infrared camera - attached to a drone - to locate the man and light up the area.
Ossining fire officials then pulled him up - and brought him to a hospital.
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