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COAST GUARD RESCUES FOUR PEOPLE NEAR FISHERMAN'S ISLAND
PORTSMOUTH, Va. - A Coast Guard HH-60 Jayhawk Rescue Helicopter Crew from Air Station Elizabeth City, N.C., hoisted four people from a 28-foot vessel late Friday night after the boat ran aground in the vicinity of Fisherman's Island, located at the base of the Virginia Eastern Shore.
All four people were transferred to Norfolk Sentara General Hospital for medical evaluation.
The Coast Guard urges boaters to have a marine band radio onboard their vessel. Not only are radios a more reliable way to communicate distress during an emergency, but they are also useful for monitoring weather conditions that may place a boater in danger
COAST GUARD RESCUES BOATER IN NORTH CAROLINA
PORTSMOUTH, Va. - A Coast Guard HH-60 Jayhawk Rescue Helicopter from Air Station Elizabeth City, N.C., rescued a stranded boater today in Neuse Creek in the vicinity of Cherry Point, N.C., after he was reported overdue.
Rescued was Greg Williams.
Williams was reported overdue initially by his wife when he did not return home at a pre-scheduled time. Williams was located at approximately 5:45 p.m., standing on his skiff, which was partially submerged in shallow water. He was hoisted onboard the HH-60 Jayhawk Rescue Helicopter and transported to Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point where he was evaluated by medical personnel.
The Craven County Sheriffs Department, Coast Guard Station Hobucken, N.C., Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, and Cherry Point Fire and Rescue assisted with the search.