The team were requested to return to the Muddies area Ingelby Barwick by Cleveland Police to repeat the search area from the previous night and beyond in daylight. The search areas were undertaken in the morning and early afternoon.
On completion of those areas , the water team were deployed with a raft to search both river banksides from Teesside High School area downstream to Preston Farm area and return on the other bankside. Two land based search teams also covered the banksides on foot.
On completion of those tasks , the team were informed of the discovery of the body.
Our very sincere condolences go to the family and friends at this devastating time.
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CALL-OUT NO. 43
TUESDAY 29th JULY (1115hrs)
The team were requested by North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to assist with an elderly person who had collapsed and had a head wound close to the summit of Roseberry Topping. The team deployed both crewed Land Rovers to Aireyholme Farm along with other members in their own transport.Both Rovers proceeded from the farm up the lane to the Col, from where the personnel proceeded to the casualty site on foot with the rescue stretcher, wheel and casualty bag. Paramedics were with the casualty , thus no medical equipment had to be deployed.
At the casualty site, once the person had been treated by the paramedics, they were loaded in the casualty bag on the stretcher . The wheel was attached to the stretcher for the transfer of approx 750m down the hill and then contouring round to the Col. The casualty was transferred to a Rover and driven down to the ambulance at the farm.
We wish the person a speedy recovery.
A few thanks to those who supported the team today. Mary from the support team who was in the area and helped out. Cleveland Army Cadet force who were on a sponsored walk , who came across the casualty and remained with them until we carried them off the hill.
Our appreciation to Mark and Kath at Aireyholme Farm for the use of the farm yard and access to Roseberry via their land, once again.
12 team members were involved for approx 2.5 hours
And additionally two lads that helped us (ambulance staff) carry some of our kit up part of the way... don't know who you were... but thanks 😊
So proud of our Adult Volunteers who assisted the gentleman! We hope he’s recovering well☺️
Well done team once again 👍🏻👍🏻
Well done guys.
Thank you for being there to help
Heroes all - well done, you should be proud of yourselves. Wishing the injured person a very speedy recovery ❤️🩹
Thank you and well done to all involved 👍Hope the person has a speedy recovery ⭐
Well done and thanks for being there.
Well done
Thank you to everyone involved.
Fantastic effort guys
To everyone who was involved in this rescue 🌟🌟🌟
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