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Watch: Teen pushed from bridge, falls 60 feet into water Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan holgerson, 16, is in the hospital after a friend pushed her off a Clark County bridge, sending her into the water 60 feet below. (Courtesy) [ + - ] Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan Holgerson, 16, broke five ribs and suffered a collasped lung after she was seen on video being pushed into water near Moulton Falls. (KOIN) [ + - ] Video Video 
  
 YACOLT, Wash. (KOIN) -- She's standing on the bridge's edge, but in the video gone viral you can clearly see 16-year-old Jordan Holgerson start to change her mind. She's about to back out. 
  
 "She said no in the video," Jordan's sister, Vanessa, said. "And then she pushed her." 
  
 Instead of safely getting off the bridge, a family friend comes up from behind and pushes an unsuspecting Jordan, sending her off the edge and 60 feet into the water below. Jordan is recovering with five broke ribs and a collapsed lung. She was able to leave the hospital Thursday night. Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan holgerson, 16, is in the hospital after a friend pushed her off a Clark County bridge, sending her into the water 60 feet below. (Courtesy) 
  
 Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan holgerson, 16, is in the hospital after a friend pushed her off a Clark County bridge, sending her into the water 60 feet below. (Courtesy) 
  
 Moulton Falls, despite the sign saying not to do it, is a popular place to jump. Jordan considered making the leap, but decided against it. Then, Vanessa said the friend pushed her sister. 
  
 "I think she tried to do it jokingly and didn't think what could have happened," Vanessa said. "You don't really play around at 60 feet." 
  
 The 18-year-old suspect has cooperated with Clark County investigators. The case will be forward to the DA's office to determine if charges will be filed against the teen. 
  
 Watch below: Jordan Holgerson meets with the media, August 9, 2018 
  
 Regardless, Jordan's other sister, Kaytlin, said a true friend wouldn't have done that. 
  
 "Friends don't push someone from that high," she said, "so I was pissed." 
  
 That's why Kaytlin said she confronted the girl who pushed her sister on social media, looking for an apology. 
  
 "She pretty much said that she was sorry for doing it and she wouldn't have done it if she knew the outcome of it and that she knows it was an absurd thing to do," Kaytlin said. 
  
 But an apology might not be enough, Kaytlin said. 
  
 "I think the girl that pushed her should have some sort of consequence because you won't learn your lesson if you think you can could do that again and think it will be fine," Kaytlin said. 
  
 The family hopes the video will be a lesson for people to stay away from the bridge altogether. Teen pushed from bridge, falls 60... 
  
 "It's just scary. I'm shocked" 
  
 Jordan Holgerson met with the media from a large room at PeaceHealth Southwest on Thursday and said she is happy to be OK. 
  
 The teenager said she's in a lot of pain without her medication to treat her injuries, including 5 broken ribs and air bubbles in her chest. 
  
 Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan Holgerson, 16, broke five ribs and suffered a collasped lung after she was seen on video being pushed into water near Moulton Falls. (KOIN) 
  
 Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Jordan Holgerson, 16, broke five ribs and suffered a collasped lung after she was seen on video being pushed into water near Moulton Falls. (KOIN) 
  
 As she was falling, she said she "wasn't thinking about anything, just what to do. What am I supposed to do?" 
  
 She did say that while she was in the air she tried "to push myself straight so my feet would hit first. That didn't work." 
  
 When she hit the water, she said she "couldn't breathe. So that's all I was thinking about." 
  
 She can't play sports for a while and she can't go on an airplane for 3 months, she told the assembled press, including members of the national media. 
  
 But she's supposed "to keep walking and make my lungs healthier." 
  
 She's seen the video. "It's just scary. I'm shocked." But she said she's not afraid to go back into the water. 
  
 "No," she said. "I'm still going to have fun." 
  
 "I'm thankful for my helpers and all my other helpers," the teen said. "A lot of people who I don't know who are helpers on the Internet." 
  
 Watch: Jordan Holgerson meets with the media, August 9, 2018 ||||| A cell phone video showing a teen being pushed off a high bridge above the Lewis River is making a stir, as the teen recovers from injuries in a Vancouver hospital. 
  
 The Yacolt Fire Department confirmed that medics responded to Moulton Falls Regional Park Tuesday afternoon on reports that a teen girl was hurt after going over the popular pedestrian bridge. 
  
 First responders told FOX 12 the girl was out of the water when they arrived and she was alert and conscious when she was taken to the hospital by ambulance. 
  
 A video posted by a family member shows a girl standing on a ledge over the railing while surrounded by a group of people. One person is heard yelling a countdown, and when the teen doesn’t jump, another person is seen pushing her off the bridge – her arms flail out as she appears to fall toward the water torso-first. 
  
 Tanner Peterson was jumping off the same bridge Wednesday evening. He said he saw the video of the teen falling off the bridge on YouTube, and decided to visit the park for the first time, just to jump. 
  
 “She face-planted that, her pusher just threw her whole upper body off and that would be the scariest five seconds of her life,” Peterson said. “If that was someone I knew, I’d be really upset with the person who pushed them.” 
  
 Despite signs warning people not to dive or jump of the bridge, several others jumped off Wednesday evening. 
  
 Peterson said he wasn’t worried about the water or his jumping technique, but believes a push off the bridge should be a crime. 
  
 “You hit wrong and it’s like hitting concrete,” Peterson said. “You could die, easy. If your head hits and your neck breaks, you’re going to die.” 
  
 Firefighters said the jump is dangerous, not recommended, and the injuries at the bridge are stacking up. Officials said medics have responded to four cases this summer alone – a new record. 
  
 They rescued a man who lost consciousness after making the jump a couple of weeks ago. 
  
 “Someone pulled him out of the water, and just right under the bridge, and put him on a rock that’s pretty even,” Edgar Ruesga said. “He was out, he was unconscious.” 
  
 As for the teenage girl, officials at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center said she is in stable condition. 
  
 The Clark County Sheriff’s Office told FOX 12 that the case is being investigated and several witnesses have been contacted. 
  
 Copyright 2018 KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting Corporation. All rights reserved. |||||
Output:
Jordan Holgerson had cold feet. Standing on the edge of a pedestrian bridge 60 feet above Washington's Lewis River, the 16-year-old prepared to jump as someone counted down from three, but hesitated. "No, I won't go," she says in a YouTube video. And then she's pushed, followed by a scream and a crash of body hitting water. "I could've died," the teen tells KGW of Tuesday's incident at Moulton Falls Regional Park. Instead, after she says someone swam out to save her from drowning, Jordan is confined to a hospital bed for at least a couple more days with five broken ribs, a punctured lung, and air bubbles in her chest. There's also an apologetic friend in the mix: At risk of facing charges as the Clark County Sheriff's Office investigates, "she pretty much said that she was sorry for doing it and she wouldn't have done it if she knew the outcome," one of Jordan's sisters tells KOIN. Another adds, "You don't really play around at 60 feet." That's a message they hope to convey to potential jumpers. Despite a warning sign and recent injuries at the bridge—an unconscious man was pulled from the water after jumping a couple of weeks ago, per KPTV—the practice is common. Indeed, several people leaped from the bridge on Wednesday. But of pushing, one told KGW, "That's a big no-no."