Police, ambulance and firefighters have been called in after a Mercedes van crashed off the road at Topcliffe near Thirsk (Image: Sgt Paul Cording)
All three emergency services were called in after a vehicle left the road after a crash in North Yorkshire.
Firefighters, police and ambulance crews were involved in a ‘complex recovery’ after a black Mercedes van left the road, crashing through trees at Topcliffe near Thirsk yesterday (October 22).
Sgt Paul Cording from North Yorkshire Police said: “I’m always amazed by the professionalism of my 999 family colleagues.
“Great work from everyone following a single vehicle crash on the A168 near Topcliffe.
“Thankfully there were no injuries. but it was a complex recovery.”
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