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Man trapped under water by lawn mower
Clark County Sheriff's deputies investigate where an unidentified man was mowing the edge of a pond on a property at 55 Victory’s Safety Lane near Medway just before 3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17 when the riding lawn mower rolled into the pond and on top of the man. He was trapped underwater for about 10 minutes before deputies and paramedics arrived. The victim was taken to a local hospital after rescue workers freed him and worked to revive him.
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