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22 people rescued after roller coaster in Arizona gets stuck

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                                This photo provided by Glendale Fire Department responders rescuing people stuck on a roller coaster at Castles N’ Coasters on Saturday in Phoenix. The Phoenix Fire Department said the ride got stuck Saturday, with riders perched 20 feet off the ground. Rescue crews were dispatched and were able to escort 22 people off the ride safely.

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    This photo provided by Glendale Fire Department responders rescuing people stuck on a roller coaster at Castles N’ Coasters on Saturday in Phoenix. The Phoenix Fire Department said the ride got stuck Saturday, with riders perched 20 feet off the ground. Rescue crews were dispatched and were able to escort 22 people off the ride safely.

PHOENIX >> Nearly two dozen people who were stranded after a roller coaster stalled mid-ride at an Arizona amusement park are safe.

News reports and the Phoenix Fire Department say the ride at Castles N’ Coasters in Phoenix got stuck Saturday, with riders perched 20 feet off the ground.

Rescue crews were dispatched and were able to escort 22 people off the ride safely.

There was no immediate word on what caused the Desert Storm roller coaster to freeze up.

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