Victim extricated in Collingswood car crash
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood rescuers work to extricate victim from the vehicle. The victim was removed, packaged, transported to a local hospital.
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood rescuers Nick Ludwig and Tim Tredanari work to extricate the victim from the vehicle.
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood, Pennsauken, and Westmont rescuers work to extricate the victim from the vehicle following an MVA on January 17, 2026, in Collingswood, NJ.
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood FF Tim Tredanari provides extra lighting for FF Nick Ludwig as he uses an extrication tool to gain access to the injured victim following the MVA on Park Avenue on January 17, 2026, in Collingswood, NJ.
On January 17, 2026, at approximately 1830 hours, a vehicle was traveling west on Park Avenue, in the suburban Borough of Collingswood and reportedly struck a parked car and came to rest in the middle of the road in the 700 block of Park Avenue. An adult male and a child were in the vehicle. The child was removed and reportedly uninjured, but the adult needed to be extricated from the front passenger compartment. The Collingswood Fire Department along with Pennsauken FD and Westmont FC were dispatched to the MVA rescue assignment. Collingswood FD was first to arrive and confirmed that one victim needed to be extricated from the front passenger compartment. They immediately began their work using rescue tools to extricate the victim through the passenger side front door. They made quick work to access the victim where he was removed, packaged, and transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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