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Former Cobb officer drowns while saving family of 5 from rip current
Anderson “Chase” Childers, 38, from Dallas was pulled from the ocean on Sunday in Pawley’s Island, S.C., the city’s police chief confirmed to WPDE. Police say Childers ran into the water to help five people who had been caught in a rip current. They say he rescued all five, but got caught in the rip current himself and died.
A former MLB prospect turned South Carolina lawman died a hero after selflessly jumping into treacherous waters to save a family of five from rip current — then was swept away in front of his wife and ...
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Lifeguards have warned beachgoers about the danger of rip currents after they rescued 10 swimmers from a sudden flash one at ...
OAK ISLAND, N.C. (WECT) - The Town of Oak Island has upgraded from moderate to a high rip current risk for its beach. The ...
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Are rip currents more dangerous in South Carolina in the summer? What data showsMultiple drownings have been recorded in recent weeks along the northeastern South Carolina coastline. Here’s how those numbers compare to previous years, and if rip currents are actually worse in the ...
On Wednesday at 1:13 a.m. the National Weather Service released a rip current statement valid from Thursday 7 a.m. until Saturday 7 a.m. for Mobile and Baldwin counties.
Authorities have identified the man who drowned off Pawleys Island Sunday while trying to rescue swimmers believed to have been caught in a rip current.
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