Emergency crews have rescued two people who slid down a 65-foot slate bank while trespassing at an eastern Pennsylvania quarry.
WFMZ-TV reports Lehigh County officials say it happened Sunday afternoon at the quarry in Slatington, Pa.
Four people had been hiking in the quarry when two of them slid down a slate bank. Authorities say they had to use special equipment to pull them out of the water and that the two were lucky to escape with only a few bumps and bruises.
All four were expected to be charged with trespassing.
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