Well, first responders in South Jersey were called to such an "unusual incident," Friday afternoon.
Off of Interstate 295, near mile-marker 53.2 in Mansfield, a NJ Department of Transportation mower got "stuck in a creek," according to initial reports about noon and was "knee deep in the mud."
Local firefighters, EMS crews and a Burlington County tech rescue team were called for assistance, early reports said, along the right shoulder of I-295.
By 1 p.m., reports said, the crash victim was "free from the mud, working his way to shore. . . . and is being evaluated by EMS."
More details were not immediately available.
Also responding were seven rescue units, advanced life support, multiple chiefs, coordinators, & Office of Emergency Management personnel, reports said.
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