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KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) -- Kansas City firefighters rescued a window washer dangling from the side of a building Wednesday morning.
Firefighters found the man hanging from his safety line about eight floors above the ground at 903 E. 104th St.
Firefighters tried to use the ladder on a truck, but it wasn't tall enough to reach him.
A rescue firefighter went to the roof of the building and got a second line to the man, helping lower him to safety.
No one was injured during the rescue.
