OCEAN CITY — Ocean City first-responders are on the scene of a near-drowning in the bay at 14th Street and the unidentified victim has been transported to Atlantic General Hospital.
Around 10:50 a.m. on Thursday, a call came in to Ocean City Communications about an unidentified victim floating in the bay near 14th Street. Good Samaritans nearby pulled the victim out of the water and the victim was breathing when Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officers arrived on the scene.
The victim has been transported to AGH by Ocean City EMS and the identity and condition of the victim is not known at this time. OCPD officers are still on the scene. More updates will be provide as they become available.
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NOT related to the Rt 90 jumpers from Wed. Lots of activity already in OC and its ONLY the 2nd day of Summertime!
ReplyDeleteEndless Summer of 2017 continues!
Greed has ruined OC. So sad. Outer Banks beaches so much nicer with friendlier people and no riff raff.
ReplyDeleteOr, is it that with nice weather the flim flam artists,pan handlers, and cons come out in force regardless the venue?
ReplyDeleteTurned out to be a drug overdose that caused him to fall overboard.hold the narcan.let me guess,another bad batch of herione.they will eradicate themselves.
ReplyDeleteThe jetty is made of boulders that go some distance underwater. Some idiot does this every year. This one's an early entrant in the OC Stupid Visitor Contest.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Ocean City please leave your brain at one of two collection centers at RT. 90 or RT. 50 Thank you and enjoy your stay!
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