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Theodore Worker Was Hospitalized After 2008 Conveyor-Belt Accident

James Bullard, February 25, 2008

Historical public-safety report, published from archived WKRG coverage.

A worker was taken to an area hospital after his hand became trapped in a conveyor belt at a Theodore business in February 2008, according to an archived WKRG report.

WKRG reported that the incident occurred at the Shred-It company on Iron Works Road while employees were moving shredded paper into a warehouse. A Lifeflight helicopter transported the worker to a local hospital after emergency personnel made several attempts to free his hand.

The worker’s name was not released in the original report. This historical account contains only the public-safety details available at the time and does not report the worker’s later condition.

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