Human remains found after submerged SUV pulled from Mesa canal, report says
The vehicle was recovered about three hours after the crash, according to initial reports.
(File photo: Mesa Fire Department)
(File photo: Mesa Fire Department)
One person was found dead inside an SUV pulled from a canal near Signal Butte Road and Dragoon Avenue in Mesa, Arizona’s Family reported.
The vehicle was recovered about three hours after the crash, according to the outlet.
In an earlier update, the Mesa Fire Department said emergency crews were at the scene around 12:30 p.m., using a heavy wrecker to lift the submerged SUV. The department described the recovery as “extremely difficult.”
At the time of that update, fire officials had not confirmed how many people were inside the vehicle.
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Not to nitpick (and I'm guessing Ms. O'Sullivan did not have anything to do with it), but the title of "human remains" is normally reserved for bodies that have been found far after death. How about a "body" was found?