A window washer in Alabama was rescued after his equipment jammed and left him dangling more than 450 feet outside the state’s tallest building on Monday, authorities said.

The man was washing the windows outside the 35-story RSA Battle House Tower in downtown Mobile when his descender got stuck, Mobile Fire-Rescue said.

Unable to move upward or downward, the man and a co-worker called 911 for help, saying that he was merely stuck and was not hurt or in danger of falling.

Multiple fire units were dispatched to the skyscraper, including rescue technicians trained in high-angle rescues.

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Fire personnel set up a rope system on a small roof on the building’s 35th floor and lowered a rescuer down to the stranded window washer more than one-story below.

Fire officials said the window washer was stuck more than 450 feet above the ground. The window washer was not injured or in danger of falling. (Mobile Fire-Rescue )

The rescuer attached the window washer’s harness to the fire department’s pulley system and hoisted him to safety on the roof of the 33rd floor. The man was then able to walk on his own through an open window into the building.

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The window washer was unharmed, and no fire personnel were injured during the rescue.

“It worked like clockwork, it was beautiful,” District 1 Chief Brandon Jackson said of the rescue. “Everybody walked away and went home safely.”

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The RSA tower stands 745 feet tall and holds 433,165 square feet of office space.

Patrick Hayes of Cumming, Georgia, has been growing his mullet since he was 7 years old.

The 11-year-old has become a top 100 finalist in the USA Mullet Championship.

It’s his first time competing in the event, he told Fox News Digital via email.

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“[I] saw it last year and thought it looked cool. Everyone says that I need to be on TV with hair like this. We thought it would be a fun event,” Hayes said.

The USA Mullet Championship has grown from a local Michigan competition in 2020 to a national event among all states.

Mullet wearers of all ages can participate in the competition in the kid, teen and adult categories.

Hayes said his hairdo is a conversation starter.

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“My friends think it’s cool, it’s how all of my friends know me, and I get compliments all the time about it,” he said.

“My friends think it’s cool, it’s how all of my friends know me, and I get compliments all the time about it,” Patrick Hayes of Georgia told Fox News Digital in an email. (Michael Hayes)

The “business in the front, party in the back” hairstyle has been notably rocked by musicians David Bowie and Billy Ray Cyrus.

Part of the championship funds go to the Jared Allen’s Homes for Wounded Warriors, a nonprofit that provides mortgage-free homes to critically-wounded combat veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the USA Mullet Championship website.

“I just love how this is for a great cause, it’s not just about mullets,” dad Michael Hayes told Fox News Digital via email. “Such a fun way to start the school year off for him!”

Patrick Hayes has advanced to the top 100 contestants in the USA Mullet Championship. He’s been growing his hairstyle since he was 7 years old. will be selecting the top three “most majestic mullets” on Aug. 28.  (Michael Hayes)

The first round of voting ends Tuesday night for the top 25 contestants.

This year, the competition will be selecting the top three “most majestic mullets” on Aug. 28.

Fox News Digital reached out to the USA Mullet Championship for additional comment.

Dozens of Donald Trump supporters in North Carolina were startled to find their vehicles had been towed after they reportedly got permission to park in a Dunkin’ parking lot during a campaign rally Wednesday.

The Charlotte rally was the former president’s first public campaign event since President Biden’s exit from the 2024 race and since the assassination attempt on Trump.

The Secret Service has reportedly recommended no more outdoor rallies for the former president after the assassination attempt.

Once the rally ended, drivers were stunned to find their vehicles had been towed.

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Drivers told WBTV the manager of the Dunkin’ allowed them to leave their cars in the lot during the rally. However, when asked for comment, they said several people were told they could not park there and that signs on the property indicate no parking for non-customers.

A spokesperson for Dunkin’ told Fox News Digital that no one from that store gave anyone permission to park in the lot and said that there are signs along the street that state you can not park there unless you are in the business and if you do park, you are at risk of being towed. 

He also added that a bar across from Dunkin’ was having a rally event and drivers could have been misinformed by someone there.

Tow trucks reportedly showed up and began removing vehicles from the parking lot during the rally.

“The managers inside promised that they could park here,” Zander DeSoto, a Trump rally attendee, told WBTV. “Some of the people here even gave money to the people inside.”

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Former President Trump repeatedly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris on border security at his rally in Charlotte, N.C., July 24, 2024. (Fox News/Paul Steinhauser )

To make matters worse, people whose vehicles were towed from the Dunkin’ parking lot had to pay hundreds of dollars to a towing company to get their cars back. 

“Something very fishy [is] going on here because I’ve never seen anything like this happen before,” one attendee told WBTV.

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The crowd inside the Bojangles Coliseum ahead of former President Trump’s appearance at a rally in Charlotte, N.C., July 24, 2024. (Fox News/Paul Steinhauser)

“The whole parking lot is gone … everybody,” he explained. “They locked the doors. They won’t answer our calls, and they won’t even answer at the window.”

One family told WBTV they traveled over two hours to attend the rally. And when they walked back to their car afterward, it was gone. 

Gotcha Towing & Recovery, the company tasked with towing vehicles from the parking lot, told WBTV there was a sign warning that illegally parked cars would be removed, and the only way people could get their cars was to pay a $380 towing fee.

The Dunkin’ spokesperson said they do not have any connection to the towing company and that it is outsourced through the city or privately and not through Dunkin’. 

Fox News Digital reached out to Gotcha Towing & Recovery, which refused to comment.