A Border Patrol agent was rescued after tumbling down a 15-foot bluff while on solo patrol in remote mountains in San Diego County, ABC 10 News reports.
The agent suffered head, arm and leg injuries around 7 a.m. Tuesday and radioed his colleagues for help.
Fellow agents rushed to his side and stabilized him while a sheriff’s helicopter was en route.
Authorities said his injuries don’t appear to be life-threatening, ABC 10 News reported.