Drew Owen says that when the rain began to pour, his yard was flooding, and his kids' soccer balls began to float toward HWY 11. He ran after them, and that's when he was pulled underwater.

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A Trussville man is lucky to be alive after he was sucked into a drainage pipe during heavy storms Friday night.Drew<a class= ...

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After being sucked into a storm drain in his yard in Trussville, Ala., Drew Owen was dragged through 500 feet of pipe, according to local media outlets. 'I honestly was saying my goodbyes,' Owen said ...