WENATCHEE — Police say a blind man fell out of his sixth-floor apartment window Wednesday night in Wenatchee.
Sgt. John Kruse tells KPQ the fall could have killed the 60-year-old man except he landed on a third-floor air conditioner.
He was conscious when he was rescued by a fire department crew and taken to Central Washington Hospital with a broken leg and back injury.
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