police-light-bar1.jpgFire crews rescued an electrical worker who fell from a ladder and became trapped in a manhole in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood Sunday night, a San Francisco Fire Department dispatcher said.

The fire department received a call around 9:20 p.m. Sunday of a person stuck in a manhole near the intersection of Howard and Fremont streets.

It took fire crews about 30 minutes to extricate the man, whom a fire dispatcher believed to be a Pacific Gas and Electric worker working in an underground vault beneath the manhole when he became stuck.

However, a PG&E spokesman Sunday night said the incident did not involve one of the utility’s workers.

A PG&E spokesman was not immediately available for comment this morning.

No injuries were reported in the incident.

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