Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to a beach rescue in Santa Cruz County, California. Authorities said about eight rescue swimmers entered the water to extricate the victims.<\/p>\n
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, Calif. – One person is dead and another remains in critical condition after being swept into the ocean Wednesday at Bonny Doon Beach in Santa Cruz County, California<\/a>.<\/p>\n KAYAKER FOUND DEAD IN LAKE IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK<\/a><\/p>\n Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach <\/a>to rescue the two individuals.<\/p>\n “Both of these patients, we believe, were originally sleeping right at the keyhole, which is an area that we’re finding catches people unaware,” Santa Cruz County Volunteer Fire Captain Kyle Breton said.<\/p>\n Authorities said about eight rescue swimmers entered the water to extricate the victims.<\/p>\n 18-YEAR-OLD DIES OF HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS WHILE HIKING ON POPULAR TRAIL IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK<\/a><\/p>\n Once rescued, one individual was transported by\u00a0an Almacopter 614 to Yellow Bank Beach atop the bluffs before being taken to a local hospital.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the second individual was brought to Panther Beach<\/a>, where they were carried in a stokes basket to an awaiting ambulance and transported to a local hospital.<\/p>\n A helicopter transports on individual to Yellow Bank Beach before they are taken to a local hospital.\u00a0<\/p>\n “What we’re also seeing is that people go through the keyhole to get to Yellow Bank Beach, and then they get trapped on Yellow Bank Beach because of the tides,” Breton said.<\/p>\n Authorities said since the rescue, one of the individuals had died, while the other remains in critical condition.<\/p>\n KAYAKER FOUND DEAD IN LAKE IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK<\/a><\/p>\n According to the CALFIRE CZU San Mateo\u2013Santa Cruz Unit, this was the fifth water rescue<\/a> the agency has performed this past month along the one-mile stretch of coastline between Yellow Bank Beach and Bonny Doon Beach.<\/p>\n One person died and another remains in critical condition after the pair were swept into the ocean. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the beach.\u00a0<\/p>\n The incident comes a day after a 5-year-old girl was swept into the ocean near Laguna Beach.<\/a><\/p>\n Officials said that a mother and her two children were carried into the water by a powerful wave. The mother and one child were rescued by bystanders who were nearby.<\/p>\n 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL SWEPT INTO OCEAN BY ROUGH SURF HAS DIED AT POPULAR CALIFORNIA BEACH<\/a><\/p>\n The search for the missing girl began immediately afterward, but search efforts for the 5-year-old were suspended Thursday.<\/p>\n The dangerous water conditions are being driven by a southern swell, according to the National Weather Service.<\/p>\n This has triggered high surf events affecting both Orange and Los Angeles counties.<\/p>\n The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office issued a warning after they said they responded to an increased number of water rescues over the past few weeks.<\/p>\n