Firefighters Pull Car From Lake Zoar In Monroe

MONROE, Conn. — Personnel from the Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company came to the rescue when a car ended up in the murky depths of Lake Zoar in Monroe.

Stevenson volunteer firefighters and a tow company pull a car out of Lake Zoar in Monroe on Wednesday.
Photo Credit: *Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company*

Firefighters from Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company affix cables to a car that ended up in Lake Zoar in Monroe.
Photo Credit: *Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company*

The car begins to emerge out of Lake Zoar in Monroe.
Photo Credit: *Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company*

The car is successfully pulled from Lake Zoar by a towing company.
Photo Credit: *Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company*

Cables are affixed on the car to pull it out of Lake Zoar.
Photo Credit: *Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company*

Karen Tensa

05/06/2017 5:10 a.m.

No one was injured and no one was trapped in the vehicle, but the black Infiniti was fully underwater in the incident on Wednesday evening.

At about 6:30 p.m. Stevenson Volunteer firefighters responded to the boat ramp. They secured the vehicle and assisted the towing company in removing it from the lake.

The incident happened near the Stevenson Dam.

There was no explanation given for how the car ended up in Lake Zoar.

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