Bautista-Perez was at the top of a nearly 80-foot palm tree when he became trapped and suspended amongst the cut fronds. When emergency personnel arrived, Bautista-Perez's co-workers were trying to free him from the heavy foliage.
The Medical Examiner identified the tree trimmer Wednesday as 39-year-old Escondido resident Bardomiano Bautista-Perez.
Bautista-Perez was at the top of a nearly 80-foot palm tree when he became trapped and suspended amongst the cut fronds. When emergency personnel arrived, Bautista-Perez's co-workers were trying to free him from the heavy foliage that had pinned him about 50 feet off the ground, CVFD Capt. Josh Sanders said.Get San Diego local news, weather forecasts, sports and lifestyle stories to your inbox.
"Unfortunately, he lost his life doing the job he loved as a tree trimmer," the post read. A photo at the top of the posting showed a man cutting a birthday cake in the shape of a tree trunk with a chainsaw on top. The fatal accident occurred shortly before 11:30 a.m. in the front yard of a home in the 3600 block of Bonita Verde Drive in Bonita, according to the Chula Vista Fire Department.
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