Tying Off Saves Life of Cell Tower Climber
Unable to lift himself up because of fatigue, he was left hanging nearly 70 feet in the air for a half an hour until a neighbor came by, saw him and called emergency personnel. After arriving at the scene, the Milwaukee Fire Department's Heavy Urban Rescue Team used a bucket lift to retrieve the worker.
The worker, who reportedly is employed by T-Mobile, was unhurt.
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