Crime & Safety
Fallen Climber Rescued From Second Flatiron
The man was reportedly free climbing, fell 50 feet.

BOULDER, CO -- A climber who fell 50 feet from the Second Flatiron on Friday night was rescued by Boulder County personnel, according to a release from the county sheriff's office. The man had reportedly been climbing without a rope or safety equipment at the time of his fall.
The Boulder County dispatch center received a call about the incident at about 6:20 p.m. Friday evening. The man was transported to the hospital and listed in "fair" condition.
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office, Boulder Fire Department, City of Boulder Parks and Open Space, American Medical Response and volunteers with Rocky Mountain Rescue Group all responded to assist with the rescue.
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The man's name is not currently being released pending notification of his family.
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