Stranded Hiker Rescued on Organ Mountains
On Sunday, the La Cruces Fire Department Technical Rescue team and other volunteers aided a hiker stranded on top of Organ Mountains due to windy weather.
The lone hiker was uninjured and was able to get off the mountain with help from the rescue crews.
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We're glad to hear rescue teams brought the hiker back to safety and that he was unharmed. Special thanks to all the Sar teams for the rescue. To conclude my thoughts: if the weather is disastrous, please stay indoors. As always, please be safe out there!
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