Catch of the day? A sunken Subaru in the Sudbury River

"Fire officials received a call around 8:15 p.m. reporting a car had entered the Sudbury River at Sherman's Bridge. When crews arrived, officials found the Subaru approximately 200 feet downstream. It had briefly floated before sinking to the bottom."

"McPherson said the man had been fishing and was sitting inside the car when a fishing pole alarm sounded. As he was checking it, the vehicle rolled into the river."

"At about 9 a.m., Wayland firefighters and the District 14 dive team began recovery efforts. After more than two hours, McPherson said crews secured the car with a cable and pulled it from the river using a tow truck."

"The good news is there really was minimal environmental impact as well, despite the fact the vehicle went in the river."

A Subaru rolled into the Sudbury River while its occupant was fishing. The driver exited the vehicle safely before it sank. Fire officials received a call about the incident at 8:15 p.m. and found the car 200 feet downstream. Recovery efforts began the next morning, taking over two hours to secure and pull the vehicle from the water. The car was totaled, but there was minimal environmental impact from the incident.

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