Мужчина чудом выжил после ночного застревания в разбитом внедорожнике на склоне в Истоне

EASTON, Wash. – An Easton man is back with his family after getting stuck in an off-road vehicle that rolled off a trail on Friday night, Kittitas County deputies said. According to the Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office, at about 7:15 p.m. on August 28 an Easton family reported a man had driven his side-by-side into Easton several hours earlier and had not returned. KCSO deputies said the man did not have a phone with him, and his family had searched for him without success. Deputies said they began looking for people or cameras that might have seen the man, and they found a Flock camera had spotted his side-by-side on Sparks Road earlier that day. KCSO officials said deputies, family members and Kittitas County Search and Rescue volunteers searched the area, but were unable to find the man that night. The next morning, a larger group of searchers returned to the area and found the man in his side-by-side. Deputies said the man had driven up a steep trail on Easton Ridge, rolled it off the trail, and had spent the night trapped in the cab. When the morning came, he had broken out the rear window, crawled back up to the trail, and waited there until help arrived. KCSO deputies said the man’s family took him to a local hospital, where it was found he had suffered no serious injuries despite his ordeal. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.