Rescue checks kite surfers one mile offshore, all safe, Santa Rosa County FL
Other Non-Crime EventRescue teams checked on two kite surfers about one mile offshore near 39 Bravo. The surfers were safe, well-equipped, had a cell phone, and did not need any medical or fire assistance. They returned to the beach without issue.
Audio|Source: Santa Rosa County Fire - South
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Transcript:
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We're going to be launching Surfer Rescue 1BWC to investigate two kite surfers,
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approximately one mile offshore in front of 39 Bravo,
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lifeguards are on scene.
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Okay, do you need fire to respond?
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Not at this time.
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Salfire, inch 41.
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Engine 41.
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Paying a patient refusal, we're in service.
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Copy in service.
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Salfire, engine 45, in service.
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Copy in service, 1050.
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Surf Rescue 1 is made contact with.
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Be safe, copies.
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Surfer Rescue 1.
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Made contact.
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Safe, the Surf Rescue 1. Safe the Surf Rescue 1.
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Go ahead, Sheriff Rescue 1.
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Inpatient contact, people.
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Tengages is needed.
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They're going to wait for the wind. They've got a cell phone on them.
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Pretty well-prepared.
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Joppy.
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As if they get closer to shore before we start getting phone calls from the condos.
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Number that.
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Oh, fire, B-Safety-1.
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Beach Safety 1.
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Precian has made patient contact for two tight surfers.
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No distress, no help is needed.
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Tight-surfervers have all appropriate equipment and even cell phone.
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They are returning back to D-Snow.
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Copy. Make contact. No distress.
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Returning back to the beach.
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Santa Rosa County, FL
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