Two people flip raft on Boise River, rescued with no injuries

STAR, Idaho (CBS 2) — Two people have made it back to shore after Ada County Dispatch says they flipped their raft on the Boise River, Sunday morning.

Emergency crews, including Eagle Fire and Police, Star Police, Ada County Sheriff's Office, and Ada County paramedics, were called to a section of the Boise River at 10:40 a.m., near 11600 W Coriander Lane in Star.

According to dispatch, emergency crews had both people out of the water in less than 40 minutes.

Both people were uninjured.

Ada County Dispatch tells CBS 2 News that a passerby made the call to 911.