DENVER --
It's not everyday you see a fire truck stuck in a hole.
But that's what happened Tuesday in Denver.
The truck was rounding a corner at 19th Avenue and Logan Street when it started sinking.
The more firefighters tried to drive out, the more the truck got stuck.
At parts, the hole was 4 feet deep.
It took a big tow truck to get the 30-ton fire truck out.
A spokeswoman for Denver Public Works, said a "freak leak" in an underground storm sewer line had weakened the pavement.
When the heavy truck drove over it, the pavement collapsed.
No one was injured.
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