Oakland firefighters rescued a man Sunday night who drove his vehicle off northbound I-880 near the Oakland Coliseum and into about three feet of water in a canal.
OAKLAND -- Oakland firefighters rescued a man in his 50s Sunday night who drove his vehicle off northbound Interstate 880 near the Oakland Coliseum, down an embankment and into about three feet of water in a canal where it landed on its side.
Oakland firefighters rescued a man Sunday, July 17, after he drove into a canal near the Oakland ColiseumThe California Highway Patrol received reports about the accident at 8:50 p.m., which occurred near 66th Ave. and High St. The man was trapped in the vehicle with the driver's side submerged but firefighters were able to extract him.First published on July 17, 2022 / 10:30 PMThanks for reading CBS NEWS.Please enter valid email address to continue
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