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City of Buffalo crews rescue driver from burning plow
Private snow plow engulfed in flames
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown says two city employees have helped rescue a driver from a burning snow plow.
Brown tells WKBW-TV the rescue happened in north Buffalo Sunday after the private snow plow became engulfed in flames in the front.
The driver of the snow plow had a leg injury and was unable to get out on his own. Brown says two Buffalo Municipal Housing Authorities helped the driver escape.
No further information has been released.