NY driver trapped in car for hours after plow covers him in 4 feet of snow
He suffered hypothermia, frostbite
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A 58-year-old driver was trapped for over 10 hours after a plow covered his car with almost 4 feet of snow in upstate New York early Thursday, authorities said.
The man, Kevin Kresen, suffered from hypothermia and frostbite as his car was without heat due to a broken serpentine belt, according to a release from New York State Police.
At first, authorities failed to locate Kresen, who veered off State Route 17C in the town of Owego, police said.
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But a state trooper finally managed to spot Kresen’s vehicle after digging through the snow to try to locate a mailbox to check the address.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Kresen was taken to Lourdes Hospital for treatment.
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Owego was pummeled by over three feet of snow Wednesday night into Thursday from Winter Storm Gail.
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