A firetruck responding to an emergency ended up crashing into a Hudson Valley home, leaving several people seriously hurt.

First responders rushing to a reported underwater search and rescue ended up with another issue after a firetruck crashed into a home.

Firetruck Crashes Into Building In Lower Hudson Valley

Rockland Video
Rockland Video
Rockland Video

It happened early Thursday morning in Rockland County, New York. Shortly after midnight, the Thiells Fire Department was responding to a reported boating accident at the Haverstraw Marina on the Hudson River.

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Mark Lieb of Rockland Video tells Hudson Valley Post that near the Haverstraw Marina, the Thiells Fire Department's "Underwater Search And Rescue" truck crashed into a home.

The home is located at 4 East Railroad Avenue on Route 9W.

Firetruck Slams Into First Floor OF Two-Story Building In Rockland County, New York

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Rockland Video
Rockland Video

The "Underwater Search And Rescue" firetruck crashed into the first floor of the two-story building. According to a witness, the two-story home suffered "extensive damage."

The Rockland County Fire Collapse Team was called to help rescue people who were trapped inside and "shore up the building," according to Rockland Video.

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Several People Badly Hurt, Conditions Unknown

Rockland Video
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Rockland Video

Lieb tells us that "several people were badly hurt." The injured were rushed to Nyack Hospital and Westchester Medical Center.

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