A man has been electrocuted and is suffering from burn injuries after coming into contact with a power line in North San Jose.
Friday, February 23, 2024 9:24PMStream local breaking news and original programming, live 24/7, from ABC7 Bay Area.ABC7 News Bay Area 24/7 streaming channelOfficials say that near the intersection of Zanker Road and Vilaggio Street in North San Jose, two adult males were working in a bucket lift approximately 40 feet in the air. One of them came into contact with a power line. That individual was electrocuted and has suffered burn injuries, but is alive and conscious.
SJFD crews are on scene preparing to perform a rescue once PG&E has shut off electricity and all equipment has been grounded. That work is in progress.
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