By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Emergency responders rescued a Border Patrol agent whose car plunged into the St. Clair River in Michigan early Wednesday morning.
The Detroit Free Press reports that that agent was in the water for about 50 minutes, hanging onto the seawall near a water treatment plant in Algonac before he was rescued.
It wasn’t immediately clear how the unidentified agent and the Border Patrol vehicle ended up in the water.
The agent, who is assigned to the Marysville station, was patrolling when the accident happened.
The agent was treated and released from the hospital.
