PHOTOS: Coach's Bar & Grill owners rescued after restaurant floods

Crews cut a hole in the roof to get the pair out

Brian Darby and Chris Carle, co-owners of Coach’s Bar & Grill, are safe after crews rescued them from their flooded restaurant. The pair was trying to prepare their business for this morning’s flash flood when the waters rushed into the business. They were able to safely get into the rafters, and rescuers pulled them out through a hole in the roof. Photos by Jamie Hundertmark.

PHOTOS: Coach's Bar & Grill owners rescued after restaurant floods

Crews work to rescue the co-owners of Coach's Bar & Grill, who were trapped in the restaurant by floodwaters. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Brian Darby steps out of floodwaters after being rescued from his restaurant, Coach's Bar & Grill, where he was trapped. The restaurant was totaled. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Chris Carle steps out of floodwaters after being rescued from her restaurant, Coach's Bar & Grill, where she was trapped. The restaurant was totaled. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Crews work to rescue the co-owners of Coach's Bar & Grill, who were trapped in the restaurant by floodwaters. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

A car is swept up and a dumpster tipped over in floodwaters near Coach's Bar & Grill. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Crews work to rescue the co-owners of Coach's Bar & Grill, who were trapped in the restaurant by floodwaters. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

A car is swept up in floodwaters near Coach's Bar & Grill. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Crews work to rescue the co-owners of Coach's Bar & Grill, who were trapped in the restaurant by floodwaters. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Cars are swept up in floodwaters near Coach's Bar & Grill. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

Crews work to rescue the co-owners of Coach's Bar & Grill, who were trapped in the restaurant by floodwaters. Photo by Jamie Hundertmark.

PHOTOS: Coach's Bar & Grill owners rescued after restaurant floods

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