By Eve Nowell 
Early Sunday turned chaotic for Fall River emergency teams when a wild two-vehicle smash left one car bizarrely teetering atop another at a peak-hour crossroads.
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Just past dawn near Route 6 and Robeson Street, a Kia Rio somehow launched itself onto a Ford Mustang’s roof after impact, creating a surreal stack of metal that had even seasoned firefighters blinking twice.
Rescue 1 crews had to think fast—before reaching the dazed driver squished in the upper car, they rigged up stabilization gear to stop the whole precarious mess from toppling. Jacks, cables, and some creative engineering later, they scaled the Mustang’s crumpled hood like urban mountaineers to extract the occupant safely.
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Photos shared by the department showed the unusual scene, with the two cars wedged together at an angle, drawing widespread attention on social media. “It’s not every day you see one car sitting perfectly on another,” one commenter wrote.
Cops are still piecing together how this vehicular acrobatics act unfolded, with no word yet on fault or injuries beyond the obvious structural carnage. That intersection sees brutal morning gridlock, so crews hustled to clear the automotive sculpture before rush hour resumed.
The Fall River Fire Department praised the teamwork of its responders, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in rescue operations. “Every situation is different,” a spokesperson said. “Our goal is always to make sure everyone goes home safely.”
Investigators from the Fall River Police Department are continuing to look into what led to the bizarre but carefully managed crash scene.
Images Via Fall River Fire dept. Rescue 1
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