Queensbury Firefighter Hurt in Ladder Truck Malfunction

A Queensbury firefighter suffered non-life-threatening injuries after falling about 25 feet when an aerial bucket detached from a ladder truck. Brian Novohradsky was taken to Albany Medical Center. Two other firefighters were left hanging upside down for about 45 minutes and were evaluated at Glens Falls Hospital.

A Queensbury firefighter suffered non-life-threatening injuries after falling about 25 feet when an aerial bucket detached from a ladder truck. Brian Novohradsky was taken to Albany Medical Center. Two other firefighters were left hanging upside down for about 45 minutes and were evaluated at Glens Falls Hospital.

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