Crime & Safety
Firefighters Rescue Drivers From Flooded Roads In Stratford
The incidents occurred early Tuesday morning.

STRATFORD, CT — The combination of heavy rain and high tide led to a busy morning for Stratford firefighters with the rescue of two drivers on flooded roads in separate incidents early Tuesday morning, according to NBC Connecticut.
NBC reports firefighters rescued a man whose car was stuck under a railroad underpass on Bruce Avenue just before 6 a.m. To sign up for Stratford breaking news alerts and more, click here.
#Stratford FD was busy today rescuing people from cars. A part of West Broad street is still closed. @WTNH #wtnhweather pic.twitter.com/lOp6tgnoGH
— Stephanie Simoni (@StephanieSimoni) April 4, 2017
Around the same time, firefighters rescued a woman whose car was stuck in about 2 feet of water under the I-95 underpass on Surf Avenue, according to NBC Connecticut.
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