Rescuers in Oregon respond to an incident on Mount Hood in which a climber is pinned beneath a very large boulder weighing about 16,000 pounds. Multiple teams, including first responders and emergency medical services, arrive at the scene as part of a complex rescue operation. Specialized personnel coordinate efforts to free the injured climber, who remains trapped while rescue teams manage the hazards associated with the heavy rock and the mountain environment. After the climber is freed, responders provide medical care and transport the injured person to safety by air. Authorities indicate that the operation takes coordinated effort from several agencies and that recovery is expected following the rescue. The reports describe the incident as occurring over the weekend and emphasize the scale and difficulty of the rescue due to the boulder’s weight and the climber’s position underneath it. The overall accounts agree on the central facts: a climber is trapped under a 16,000-pound boulder on Mount Hood, multiple responder teams participate, the climber is freed, and the injured person is airlifted for treatment.