The man was rescued by crews using a nine meter ladder
TADLEY crews were drafted in early hours of this morning to help a man with an injured ankle in Tadley.
The man with the injured ankle was on the roof of a building and rescued by crews from Basingstoke and Tadley at 2.44am to a building on Bishopswood Road on Tuesday, July 11.
Police were already called to the scene.
A nine meter ladder and an aerial ladder platform (ALP) was used to rescue the man.
The man was given immediate emergency care (IEC), HFRS have confirmed.
He was passed to South Central Ambulance Service and HFRS left the scene at 3.26am.
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