Australian Man Rescued From Washing Machine

SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - A man had to be rescued after becoming wedged in a washing machine while playing a game with his children, a newspaper reported Tuesday.

A fire officer pulled Robin Toom, 38, out of the machine after Toom became trapped while playing hide-and-seek, according to Sydney’s Daily Telegraph.

“I just hopped in there and couldn’t even get the lid down and the kids came in and said, ‘Ha, ha! We found you,’” Toom told the newspaper.

Toom, of the Queensland city of Townsville, waited for an hour with his knees pressed to his chest before being rescued by local fire squad member Dave Dillon, the paper reported. Read full story

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