Woman Dies After Trying to Scale Border Fence Into Arizona
The woman, who was using a climbing harness, became “ensnared” on the border fence just west of Douglas, Ariz. Officials said she was trapped upside down for a “significant amount of time.”
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The woman, who was using a climbing harness, became “ensnared” on the border fence just west of Douglas, Ariz. Officials said she was trapped upside down for a “significant amount of time.”
The Cochise County (Arizona) Sheriff's Office is reporting a Mexican woman has died after illegally attempting to cross into the U.S.
The Cochise County Sheriff's office said the 32-year-old woman hung upside down “a significant amount of time.”
The Cochise County (Arizona) Sheriff's Office is reporting a Mexican woman has died after illegally attempting to cross into the U.S.
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