Man calls 911 after being pinned under equipment at clayton concrete

Man Calls 911 After Being Pinned Under Equipment at Clayton Concrete

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April 29, 2019

JACKSON-On Thursday April 18, 2019 at approximately 7:04 am, a 911 call was received from a male subject who was reporting that he was pinned under equipment at the Claytons and Sons Garage located at 1325 East Veterans Highway. The 911 dispatchers attempted to keep the subject on the phone but eventually lost contact with the caller.

Responding officers arrived on scene at the property and began a search of the large garage and surrounding area for the male. Fire Department and First Aid personnel also responded to the scene and began to assist in the search. The search of the large property was widened when the subject was unable to located near the garage. It was at this time that Fire Department personnel located the subject pinned under a piece of equipment near a tree line at the periphery of the property near East Veterans Highway. The victim was unresponsive at this time and he was removed from under the equipment and CPR was begun. The victim, who was identified as Kenneth Mann, age 58, was then transported to Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus in Lakewood where he was later pronounced deceased. The initial investigation revealed that it appeared he was attempting to take apart a piece of equipment that was needed elsewhere when it somehow collapsed, pinning him to the ground.

The Ocean County Sheriff’s Department responded to process the scene and OSHA was also contacted to respond. The investigation is ongoing at this time.

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