Green Bay police recover vehicle, body from Fox River
(Courtesy: WLUK)
GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Green Bay Police Department recovered a vehicle containing a person from the Fox River on Saturday, May 6, according to an article from FOX 6's news partner WLUK.
The police said a call came in about a vehicle in the Fox River around 7 p.m. The dive team was on the scene, along with several other officers and emergency units.
Captain Jeff Brester said it appears a small vehicle traveling eastbound went into the river just to the south of the bridge before it crosses the Fox River.
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WLUK-TV reported that police recovered the vehicle at 11 p.m., and one person was found dead.
The Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge was reopened at 11:30 p.m.