Snowmobiler Rescued By UCSO Sar Team After Snowmobile Crash
On Monday, the Sar team in Provo, Utah rescued a 62-year-old man after he crashed his snowmobile into a tree where he was airlifted to a hospital, suffering two injuries, one from the head and the other on his shoulder.
The Utah County Sheriff's Office was notified of the crash and immediately dispatched a search and rescue team, and Intermountain LifeFlight, to the scene. Read more here
We hope the man is doing well as he continues to recover from his injuries. Special thanks to the UCSO Sar team and others involved for rescuing the man. Please be safe out there!
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