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Murray Fire crews rescue horse stuck in water
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Part-time writer
Murray, Utah – On Tuesday, fire crews in Murray put their strength towards a worthy cause.
According to The Murray Fire Department, they successfully rescued a horse stuck in a body of water.
The rescue effort happened near 700 west 4800 south, officials said.
The group of rescue crews can be seen almost knee-deep in water, attempting to extricate the horse.
No details were provided on how the horse ended up in the water.
Fortunately, crews were able to remove him and place him safely back on dry land.
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