SAR Team Rescues Deaf Hiker in Los Angeles Forest
The Los Angeles SAR Team rescued a deaf hiker on Tuesday who was lost in the Angeles National Forest in the L.A. area for almost two days.
Palomino said it was around midnight on Tuesday when a trained search and rescue tracking dog, 2-year-old Deputy Olive noticed some movement 500 feet off the trail. Read more here
Special thanks to the Los Angeles SAR Team and other helpers for rescuing the hiker. Please be safe out there!
Related Post
17 Sep
Two Lost Hikers Who Were Told To Stay Put But Hiked The Other Way Rescued in Wol
On Sunday, two hikers, who were stranded on the Osborne Bend Trail, called the Wolfe County Search and Rescue for help, but as soon as the SAR team ca
Read More
17 Sep
Two Stranded Hikers Rescued on Flagpole Peak
On Saturday, the SAR team in El Dorado County rescued two hikers who were stuck on Flagpole Peak and weren't able to finish their hike due to rock sla
Read More
17 Sep
Two Elk Hunters Missing in Southern Colorado Wilderness
SAR teams are continuing their search for two missing men who were elk hunting over the weekend in the southern Colorado wilderness area after they di
Read More
16 Sep
Trail Runner Rescued in California Wilderness
On Sunday, the SAR teams came to the rescue of a trail runner who didn't return home after she told a relative where and when she expected to be home.
Read More