This happened at Sabino Canyon in Arizona. A 20-year-old cyclist was swept into the current while trying to cross a flooded roadway and was carried through a drainage tunnel beneath it. She was recovered downstream unconscious after spending several minutes underwater. Bystanders performed CPR and managed to revive her.
Not sure if would have been better to just let that freaking bike go. Super scary.
What happened to turnaround don’t drown?
I feel like there isn't much survival instinct here. Much more worried about her bike than getting out of a rushing canal
Glad she’s okay but i was just made aware kids are drilled early that flash floods in the area happen and they should be careful. Maybe the cyclist isn’t from the area
With all the awful shit on the news ALL THE TIME it's good to see that people still give a shit about each other.
The woman in white shirt was almost in trouble as well trying to save a stranger. Don't mess with fast current guys.
Camera man narrating as they yell for help...
Never lose your respect for the river. Water is heavy and powerful
I wonder why they’re holding her there with her head frequently underwater instead of letting her go through the drainage ditch and running to catch her on the other side. The other girl went through in seconds
Glad she made it out alive. Wonder if she would have been better off just passing through to the other side vs fighting it
