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5 Gutter Contractors Receive Electric Shock and Fall 25 Feet

Rich PrueBy Rich PrueJuly 13, 2022Updated:July 13, 20221 Min Read
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July 12, 2022 | Grand Ridge, IL

Five contractors from Double L Seamless Gutters of Roanoke received electrical shocks and fell 25 feet from their ladders around 11 a.m. after an aluminum gutter they were installing touched a live power line.  The workers were all on aluminum ladders at the time of the incident.gutter contractors electrical shock

There were no fatalities, but two of the contractors sustained serious injuries, and were flown to the burn unit in Springfield, according to Grand Ridge Fire Chief Tim Geiger.  The other three contractors were taken to area hospitals.

The Sheriff of LaSalle County is investigating the incident.

More here: https://abc7chicago.com/lasalle-county-il-grand-ridge-electrocution-gutter-workers-electrocuted/12047060/

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