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Updated: 1:44 PM Feb 3, 2010
Man Rescued from Oil Well
A man was rescued from an oil well Wednesday.
Posted: 1:44 PM Feb 3, 2010Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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MAGOFFIN COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) -- A man was rescued from an oil well Wednesday in eastern Kentucky.
Our sister station, WYMT Mountain News in Hazard, Kentucky, reports officials from the Magoffin County Rescue Squad say they rescued Tyler Lemaster from the well near the community of Jellico.
He was flown to Cabell-Huntington Hospital. Officials don’t believe his injuries are life-threatening.
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I didn't know that the short bus had wireless internet Matt.Keep it up and I'll call your BD teacher and tell her you've been naughty.Until then,why don't you just worry about coloring inside the lines and getting your shoes on the right feet.----BURN----
Well being an ex rig worker myself I can tell you snorting Loritabs in the doghouse is a favorite for way to many rig workers.Thats the reason I quit love the job but its not worth dying over. With that said I sure hope that wasnt the case here and he has a speedy recovery.
If you have never worked or been around oil wells then you do not know the dangers. I grew up working in the oil fields with my father, I have seen machinery cut off fingers, i have seen hands frozen to steel pipeline, i have seen pipe wreches break and fly through the air at excessive speeds while everyone is hunkered to the ground praying to not get hurt. As to the post about the "pill accident"... let me tell you anyone who would attempt to perform the tasks required messed up is a complete fool. I know the people from rino oil company, my brothers have worked for them in the past. They work very hard at what they do and they DRUG TEST every employee that they have randomly. It is possiable to get clothing tangled into machinery when it's freezing cold outside and they have on layers and layers of clothes. People who don't know what it is like to work in the oil fields don't know what real work it until they have done the job that those guys perform.
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