Happy Apple migrant employees pulled off a risky rescue Monday, Aug. 26, during flash flooding in Marthasville. A driver of a black Jeep mistakenly drove into the creek running through Marthasville …
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Happy Apple migrant employees pulled off a risky rescue Monday, Aug. 26, during flash flooding in Marthasville. A driver of a black Jeep mistakenly drove into the creek running through Marthasville at approximately 5:30 a.m. The men who were watching the floodwaters encroach on their residence witnessed the vehicle entering the creek and rushed to save the driver. Pictured, from left, are Rito Juarez, Abad Hernandez, Daniel Hurtado, Juan Delgado and Felipe Munos.
