Woman Rescued After Plunging 10 Floors Through Trash Chute in New Jersey
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Woman Rescued After Plunging 10 Floors Through Trash Chute in New Jersey
A woman in New Jersey survived a dramatic fall down a 10-story trash chute after reportedly consuming multiple drugs, according to emergency responders.
Rescue crews were called to a residential high-rise after receiving reports that a woman had fallen through the building's trash disposal system. Authorities said the incident occurred after the woman allegedly ingested several substances and entered the chute from an upper floor.
Emergency personnel worked to safely extract the woman from the bottom of the chute. Despite the significant fall, she was found alive and transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Officials described her condition as serious but stable.
Investigators believe drug impairment may have contributed to the incident, though the exact circumstances remain under review. No foul play is suspected at this time.
The unusual rescue drew attention from residents and first responders alike, who noted the woman's survival was remarkable given the distance of the fall.
Authorities continue to investigate the incident and have not released the woman's identity.
