Submerged vehicle recovered from retention pond in Fort Bend County
Submerged vehicle (Northeast Fort Bend County Fire Department)
FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas – A submerged vehicle was recovered from a retention pond in Fort Bend County Sunday morning.
According to the Northeast Fort Bend County Fire Department, it happened at around 6:26 a.m. in the 13400 block of US 59.
The Northeast Dive & Rescue team was dispatched to Sugar Land to search and recover the vehicle which was submerged in a retention pond.
The driver of the vehicle was able to escape the vehicle and make it out of the pond.
After conducting a quick search of the vehicle, the team was able to hook it up and remove it from the water.
No injuries were reported.
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