Officers, bystanders work together to lift overturned vehicle, rescue driver
Heroic actions by Lawrenceville police officers and Good Samaritans, who worked together to lift an overturned vehicle and rescue a driver who was getting crushed by the 3,600-pound vehicle. (Lawrenceville Police Department)
A Michigan woman found herself in a stinky situation after she got stuck in a nasty outhouse toilet after voluntarily dropping inside it to retrieve her lost Apple Watch.
At 11 a.m. Tuesday first responders were called to an outhouse toilet at the Dixon Lake boat launch in Treetops Village, Michigan, state police said in a press release.
Police say the woman had dropped her Apple Watch in the outhouse toilet at the Dixon Lake boat launch in Treetops Village, Mich. But when she lowered herself into the toilet to retrieve it, she got stuck. (Michigan State Police)
The woman, who was not identified by police, was stuck in the red outhouse toilet after she attempted to retrieve her Apple Watch. (Michigan State Police)
When authorities arrived to the unlikely scene, they heard a woman's cries for help inside the red outhouse.
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Police say that the woman had dropped her Apple Watch in the toilet and then lowered herself into the toilet to retrieve it, but she got stuck.
Officers and EMS personnel helped removed the toilet from the outhouse and a hoisting strap was used to pull the woman out.
The toilet had been removed in order to haul out the woman. (Michigan State Police)
Police did not share whether the woman retrieved her beloved smartwatch, but did warn others to not follow in her footsteps and not attempt to retrieve lost items from outhouses.
"If you lose an item in an outhouse toilet, do not attempt to venture inside the containment area. Serious injury may occur," state police said in the release.
