In San Francisco, a rescue operation was carried out to free a bird tangled in a fishing line. The bird, a young great blue heron, was found at Lake Merced. Details of the rescue are limited, but it is known that the San Francisco Police Department was involved.
Specifically, the Special Marine Unit played a role in the rescue. Further information about the rescue and the bird's condition can be found through local news sources, such as KRON4.
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