Coast Guard rescues 3 from water near Ocean City, Md.

July 31, 2017

BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard rescued three people from the water in Ocean City Sunday afternoon.

Watchstanders at Coast Guard Station Ocean City received a report from Ocean City Beach Patrol stating a person on the north end of the jetty was swept into the inlet by the current.

Two members of OCBP jumped in the water to assist but were also swept out by the current.

Station Ocean City launched a boat crew on a 24-foot Special Purpose Craft-Shallow Water and rescued all three people from the water.

No injuries were reported.

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BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard rescued three people from the water in Ocean City Sunday afternoon.

Watchstanders at Coast Guard Station Ocean City received a report from Ocean City Beach Patrol stating a person on the north end of the jetty was swept into the inlet by the current.

Two members of OCBP jumped in the water to assist but were also swept out by the current.

Station Ocean City launched a boat crew on a 24-foot Special Purpose Craft-Shallow Water and rescued all three people from the water.

No injuries were reported.

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