Gilroy firefighters and flight crew load a man onto a Life Flight helicopter based out of Standford Hospital after he suffered an electrical burn while working on a construction site on the corner of Third Street and Monterey Road. Lewis Street between Monterey Road and Railroad Street were closed as PG&E workers restored power to the area.
A construction worker was shocked with 21,000 volts of electricity after a section of gutter he was maneuvering struck a power line in downtown Gilroy.
Martha Becker: 'Our family is humbled by the outpouring of love and support during this extremely difficult time, and we are comforted by the knowledge that the communityloved Ray just as he loved all of you.'
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