FIREFIGHTERS had to rescue a man from a car on Tuesday night after it ended up on its side in Bracknell.
Four occupants, said to be teenagers, were inside the Suzuki when the incident happened in the car park at Garth Hill College in Bull Lane, with it suggested they had been messing about prior to the vehicle tipping over.
Three managed to get out, but the other was trapped and would need help in exiting the motor, which is believed to be a write off.
A crew from Bracknell and Ascot fire stations were joined by a paramedic when responding to the call after the emergency services were alerted at around 10.30pm.
They stabilised the car and helped release the male, who was treated at the scene for “cuts and bruises”, so said a spokesman at Bracknell Fire Station.
No-one, though, was seriously hurt.
Thames Valley Police were also in attendance.
