Four fire crews, paramedics and police officers were called to the scene on the River Ouse in York (Image: Newsquest)
EMERGENCY crews have been called to reports of a woman in a York river.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say all three emergency services have been called to a woman in the river Ouse in York shortly before 2am today (June 4).
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A service spokesman said: “York, Acomb, Selby and Malton crews responded to assist a woman in the River Ouse.
“York crews used a throw line to pull female in to the bank side.
“The woman was then treated by paramedics and police at the scene.”
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