Man rescued after jumping into Seneca River from bridge in Baldwinsville
Updated 10:21 AM;
Baldwinsville, N.Y. A man was rescued from the Seneca River on Thursday night after he jumped into the water, according to the Baldwinsville Police Department.
At about 11:45 p.m. officers found a man who had climbed to the top of a bridge over the Seneca River on State Route 48, police said.
Officers tried to encourage the man to climb down from the bridge, but the man ran along the top of the steel beams, climbed down the bridge supports on the south side of the river and ran onto Paper Mill Island, according to police.
BALDWINSVILLE â A 44-year-old father died at a hospital after he and his son were in an altercation with their upstairs neighbors this week, resulting in both being shot and a woman being struck with a shovel.
Shortly after midnight Monday, officers from the Baldwinsville Police Department in Onondaga County responded to 2861 Cold Springs Road in the village for a reported shooting. A preliminary investigation determined that a man and woman who live in the second-floor apartment got into a fight with a father and son who live on the first floor, according to state police.
During the fight, the female living upstairs was struck in the face with a shovel. Both father and son were struck by gunfire.