A California woman was airlifted to safety after she tumbled 100 feet off a clip in Palos Verdes. At around 8 a.m., officials received a call about a female hiker at the bottom of a ravine. The woman, whose identity has not been revealed to the public, was discovered by fellow hikers who heard her screams for help. Once they located the woman, they realised they were unable to reach her and dialed 911. Emergency responders with LASD’s Special Enforcement Bureau responded to the scene and performed a hoist rescue. LASD’s Special Enforcement Bureau shared footage of the harrowing rescue on Twitter, documenting the moment the woman was airlifted to safety. In the clip, officials can be seen lowering themselves down from a helicopter to the woman, who was trapped in a mass of rocks near a shore of crushing waves. The spokesman for LASD tells that the woman was transported to the trauma center of a nearby hospital. It is not immediately clear as to how the woman fell or how long she had been at the bottom of the cliff until help arrive.