Worker trapped up to his waist in train car full of coal in Bridgewater

Emergency crews are working to free a worker who is trapped up to his waist in a train car full of coal at a facility in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, on Tuesday.

The man, though trapped up to his waist in coal, is speaking with rescuers and does not appear to be seriously hurt, fire officials said

"He is in no distress at this time, alert, conscious breathing talking to us the entire time, just unable to remove himself," Bridgewater Deputy Fire Chief Glen Grafton said Tuesday.

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