Vehicle water rescue in Garner Valley
Feb. 14, 2019 — Cal Fire successfully rescued the occupant of a motor vehicle caught in flood waters at Hwy 74 and Morris Ranch Road.
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Your story is incorrect! The woman that was rescued was rescued by my husband Ronnie Imel. The woman called shortly after this post to correct the story and you still have not done so. Cal Fire had absolutely nothing to do with the rescue and in fact they told me they were “not going in”! Please correct the story!
Sally Imel
The editor got the voicemail, but the caller did not leave a call back number.