Crews respond to pickup truck in Mohawk River at Scotia | News | dailygazette.com

PETER R. BARBER Scotia firefighters Adam Henery, left, and Jim Jones search a pick up truck for its driver after it was found by parks worker Nick Macherone on the bank of the Mohawk River below the Schonowe and Washington avenue intersection at 8 a.m. Tuesday, October 15, 2024. The owner was no where to be found.

SCOTIA — Scotia fire crews responded to a pickup truck in the Mohawk River Tuesday morning.

No one was found inside.

Scotia firefighters responded to the scene Tuesday morning after parks worker Nick Macherone spotted the truck on the riverbank, below the Schonowe and Washington avenues intersection at about 8 a.m.

The truck remained on the bank, its front driver's side wheel in the water.

Crews searched the truck, but no one was found inside.

Further details on the incident were not immediately available.

PETER R. BARBER Scotia firefighters Adam Henery and Jim Jones make their way back up the river bank after checking a pick up truck for its driver after it was found by parks worker Nick Macherone on the bank of the Mohawk River below the Schonowe and Washington avenue intersection at 8 a.m. Tuesday, October 15, 2024. The owner was no where to be found.

PETER R. BARBER Tire tracks over the curb of Schonowe Avenue show the point where a pick up truck went over embankment coming to rest in the Mohawk River at 8 a.m. Tuesday, October 15, 2024. The owner was no where to be found.

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