A man sustained severe burns to both hands after accidentally falling into a fire pit at an Abingdon residence early Saturday morning, fire officials said.
The injury occurred at approximately 2:14 a.m. Saturday in the 3100 block of Thornapple Court in Abingdon, according to a release from the Office of the State Fire Marshal. 32-year-old Jack Chaney II accidentally fell into a fire pit the home’s backyard, sustaining second- and third-degree burns to both hands.
Chaney was transported by Abingdon Volunteer Fire Company EMS to Johns Hopkins Bayview Burn Center for treatment, the State Fire Marshal’s Office said.
I’m sure no alcohol was involved..
My prayers are with this man regardless. Burns to any part of the body are bad but burns to the hands are especially devastating.
Maybe he was trying to do a fire walk but was showing off by walking on his hands. Did he have burns to his head?
“Accidentally” fell into a fire pit at 2:00 am?? A few too many jello shots or what?
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