Search for Woman Lost in Water, Vessels
9560 Rainier Ave S, Rainier Beach, Seattle
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The Coast Guard has confirmed that a boat response would take too long, so they are dispatching a helicopter to aid in the ongoing water rescue.
The missing female from the water rescue incident remains unaccounted for; firefighters are boarding the boat she jumped from, now at Picture Beach.
Rescue teams have arrived on scene and are in contact with patrol officers on a civilian vessel, seeking the second vessel involved in the incident for more information.
Rescue teams are now searching for a second vessel related to the water rescue incident, following reports of a person jumping off.
Rescue teams are seeking a witness to pinpoint the last known location of the distressed individual to focus and expand the search efforts.
Rescue teams have visual on the boat using a flashlight to signal and are initiating a search eastward with FLIR thermal imaging technology.
Rescue boats are actively searching the waters south of the current location for the person overboard, marking 10 minutes since arrival on scene.
The Coast Guard has dispatched a helicopter to assist in the water rescue, and approval has been given to request drone support from the county.
Rescue units are implementing Water Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines, with the distressed individual located approximately 500 yards south-center from the park.
Rescue units have spotted the boat in distress several hundred feet east of Martha Washington Park and are moving to assist.
Rescue units have located the individual in distress, who is signaling for help with a flashlight, and are coordinating the rescue effort.
Rescue teams are being directed to a person on a boat signaling for help with a flashlight, located between Seward Park and Rainier boat ramps.
Seattle Fire Rescue 1 is responding to the water rescue in Rainier Valley, with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Rescue units are attempting to save a person seen 100-200 feet from shore, described as wearing white shorts and a crop top.
Firefighters and rescue units are responding to a water rescue incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9560 Rainier Ave S.
The Coast Guard has confirmed that a boat response would take too long, so they are dispatching a helicopter to aid in the ongoing water rescue.
The missing female from the water rescue incident remains unaccounted for; firefighters are boarding the boat she jumped from, now at Picture Beach.
Rescue teams have arrived on scene and are in contact with patrol officers on a civilian vessel, seeking the second vessel involved in the incident for more information.
Rescue teams are now searching for a second vessel related to the water rescue incident, following reports of a person jumping off.
Rescue teams are seeking a witness to pinpoint the last known location of the distressed individual to focus and expand the search efforts.
Rescue teams have visual on the boat using a flashlight to signal and are initiating a search eastward with FLIR thermal imaging technology.
Rescue boats are actively searching the waters south of the current location for the person overboard, marking 10 minutes since arrival on scene.
The Coast Guard has dispatched a helicopter to assist in the water rescue, and approval has been given to request drone support from the county.
Rescue units are implementing Water Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines, with the distressed individual located approximately 500 yards south-center from the park.
Rescue units have spotted the boat in distress several hundred feet east of Martha Washington Park and are moving to assist.
Rescue units have located the individual in distress, who is signaling for help with a flashlight, and are coordinating the rescue effort.
Rescue teams are being directed to a person on a boat signaling for help with a flashlight, located between Seward Park and Rainier boat ramps.
Seattle Fire Rescue 1 is responding to the water rescue in Rainier Valley, with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Rescue units are attempting to save a person seen 100-200 feet from shore, described as wearing white shorts and a crop top.
Firefighters and rescue units are responding to a water rescue incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9560 Rainier Ave S.
The Coast Guard has confirmed that a boat response would take too long, so they are dispatching a helicopter to aid in the ongoing water rescue.
The missing female from the water rescue incident remains unaccounted for; firefighters are boarding the boat she jumped from, now at Picture Beach.
Rescue teams have arrived on scene and are in contact with patrol officers on a civilian vessel, seeking the second vessel involved in the incident for more information.
Rescue teams are now searching for a second vessel related to the water rescue incident, following reports of a person jumping off.
Rescue teams are seeking a witness to pinpoint the last known location of the distressed individual to focus and expand the search efforts.
Rescue teams have visual on the boat using a flashlight to signal and are initiating a search eastward with FLIR thermal imaging technology.
Rescue boats are actively searching the waters south of the current location for the person overboard, marking 10 minutes since arrival on scene.
The Coast Guard has dispatched a helicopter to assist in the water rescue, and approval has been given to request drone support from the county.
Rescue units are implementing Water Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines, with the distressed individual located approximately 500 yards south-center from the park.
Rescue units have spotted the boat in distress several hundred feet east of Martha Washington Park and are moving to assist.
Rescue units have located the individual in distress, who is signaling for help with a flashlight, and are coordinating the rescue effort.
Rescue teams are being directed to a person on a boat signaling for help with a flashlight, located between Seward Park and Rainier boat ramps.
Seattle Fire Rescue 1 is responding to the water rescue in Rainier Valley, with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Rescue units are attempting to save a person seen 100-200 feet from shore, described as wearing white shorts and a crop top.
Firefighters and rescue units are responding to a water rescue incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9560 Rainier Ave S.
The Coast Guard has confirmed that a boat response would take too long, so they are dispatching a helicopter to aid in the ongoing water rescue.
The missing female from the water rescue incident remains unaccounted for; firefighters are boarding the boat she jumped from, now at Picture Beach.
Rescue teams have arrived on scene and are in contact with patrol officers on a civilian vessel, seeking the second vessel involved in the incident for more information.
Rescue teams are now searching for a second vessel related to the water rescue incident, following reports of a person jumping off.
Rescue teams are seeking a witness to pinpoint the last known location of the distressed individual to focus and expand the search efforts.
Rescue teams have visual on the boat using a flashlight to signal and are initiating a search eastward with FLIR thermal imaging technology.
Rescue boats are actively searching the waters south of the current location for the person overboard, marking 10 minutes since arrival on scene.
The Coast Guard has dispatched a helicopter to assist in the water rescue, and approval has been given to request drone support from the county.
Rescue units are implementing Water Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines, with the distressed individual located approximately 500 yards south-center from the park.
Rescue units have spotted the boat in distress several hundred feet east of Martha Washington Park and are moving to assist.
Rescue units have located the individual in distress, who is signaling for help with a flashlight, and are coordinating the rescue effort.
Rescue teams are being directed to a person on a boat signaling for help with a flashlight, located between Seward Park and Rainier boat ramps.
Seattle Fire Rescue 1 is responding to the water rescue in Rainier Valley, with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Rescue units are attempting to save a person seen 100-200 feet from shore, described as wearing white shorts and a crop top.
Firefighters and rescue units are responding to a water rescue incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9560 Rainier Ave S.
The Coast Guard has confirmed that a boat response would take too long, so they are dispatching a helicopter to aid in the ongoing water rescue.
The missing female from the water rescue incident remains unaccounted for; firefighters are boarding the boat she jumped from, now at Picture Beach.
Rescue teams have arrived on scene and are in contact with patrol officers on a civilian vessel, seeking the second vessel involved in the incident for more information.
Rescue teams are now searching for a second vessel related to the water rescue incident, following reports of a person jumping off.
Rescue teams are seeking a witness to pinpoint the last known location of the distressed individual to focus and expand the search efforts.
Rescue teams have visual on the boat using a flashlight to signal and are initiating a search eastward with FLIR thermal imaging technology.
Rescue boats are actively searching the waters south of the current location for the person overboard, marking 10 minutes since arrival on scene.
The Coast Guard has dispatched a helicopter to assist in the water rescue, and approval has been given to request drone support from the county.
Rescue units are implementing Water Rescue Standard Operating Guidelines, with the distressed individual located approximately 500 yards south-center from the park.
Rescue units have spotted the boat in distress several hundred feet east of Martha Washington Park and are moving to assist.
Rescue units have located the individual in distress, who is signaling for help with a flashlight, and are coordinating the rescue effort.
Rescue teams are being directed to a person on a boat signaling for help with a flashlight, located between Seward Park and Rainier boat ramps.
Seattle Fire Rescue 1 is responding to the water rescue in Rainier Valley, with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Rescue units are attempting to save a person seen 100-200 feet from shore, described as wearing white shorts and a crop top.
Firefighters and rescue units are responding to a water rescue incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 9560 Rainier Ave S.
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looks like the USCG heli is flying back and ending the search for the night :( been tracking it on flighradar24
@stardews yup same here, now it’s over on the peninsula :/
Thank you to everyone who has commented on the Seattle Police Twitter post demanding answers about the captain and whether he was breathalyzed. Your concerns are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability. We appreciate your support and will keep pushing for clear and honest communication from SPD. Hope there is a best case outcome tonight for Letitta. 🙏🙏
Praying for the person swimming at 10pm @ 50°F
In the cold waters of Lake Washington, with temperatures at 9.7°C (49.4°F), the individual overboard would have experienced immediate cold shock, leading to rapid breathing and potential inhalation of water. Within 10-15 minutes, muscle function would have deteriorated, significantly impairing their ability to swim. After 30-60 minutes, hypothermia would have set in, causing confusion, loss of dexterity, and likely unconsciousness. Now, having been in the water for 2.3 hours, the severity of hypothermia would be critical, drastically reducing their chances of survival without immediate rescue. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her, her family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
looks like the USCG heli is flying back and ending the search for the night :( been tracking it on flighradar24
@stardews yup same here, now it’s over on the peninsula :/
Thank you to everyone who has commented on the Seattle Police Twitter post demanding answers about the captain and whether he was breathalyzed. Your concerns are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability. We appreciate your support and will keep pushing for clear and honest communication from SPD. Hope there is a best case outcome tonight for Letitta. 🙏🙏
Praying for the person swimming at 10pm @ 50°F
In the cold waters of Lake Washington, with temperatures at 9.7°C (49.4°F), the individual overboard would have experienced immediate cold shock, leading to rapid breathing and potential inhalation of water. Within 10-15 minutes, muscle function would have deteriorated, significantly impairing their ability to swim. After 30-60 minutes, hypothermia would have set in, causing confusion, loss of dexterity, and likely unconsciousness. Now, having been in the water for 2.3 hours, the severity of hypothermia would be critical, drastically reducing their chances of survival without immediate rescue. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her, her family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
looks like the USCG heli is flying back and ending the search for the night :( been tracking it on flighradar24
@stardews yup same here, now it’s over on the peninsula :/
Thank you to everyone who has commented on the Seattle Police Twitter post demanding answers about the captain and whether he was breathalyzed. Your concerns are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability. We appreciate your support and will keep pushing for clear and honest communication from SPD. Hope there is a best case outcome tonight for Letitta. 🙏🙏
Praying for the person swimming at 10pm @ 50°F
In the cold waters of Lake Washington, with temperatures at 9.7°C (49.4°F), the individual overboard would have experienced immediate cold shock, leading to rapid breathing and potential inhalation of water. Within 10-15 minutes, muscle function would have deteriorated, significantly impairing their ability to swim. After 30-60 minutes, hypothermia would have set in, causing confusion, loss of dexterity, and likely unconsciousness. Now, having been in the water for 2.3 hours, the severity of hypothermia would be critical, drastically reducing their chances of survival without immediate rescue. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her, her family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
looks like the USCG heli is flying back and ending the search for the night :( been tracking it on flighradar24
@stardews yup same here, now it’s over on the peninsula :/
Thank you to everyone who has commented on the Seattle Police Twitter post demanding answers about the captain and whether he was breathalyzed. Your concerns are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability. We appreciate your support and will keep pushing for clear and honest communication from SPD. Hope there is a best case outcome tonight for Letitta. 🙏🙏
Praying for the person swimming at 10pm @ 50°F
In the cold waters of Lake Washington, with temperatures at 9.7°C (49.4°F), the individual overboard would have experienced immediate cold shock, leading to rapid breathing and potential inhalation of water. Within 10-15 minutes, muscle function would have deteriorated, significantly impairing their ability to swim. After 30-60 minutes, hypothermia would have set in, causing confusion, loss of dexterity, and likely unconsciousness. Now, having been in the water for 2.3 hours, the severity of hypothermia would be critical, drastically reducing their chances of survival without immediate rescue. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her, her family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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looks like the USCG heli is flying back and ending the search for the night :( been tracking it on flighradar24
@stardews yup same here, now it’s over on the peninsula :/
Thank you to everyone who has commented on the Seattle Police Twitter post demanding answers about the captain and whether he was breathalyzed. Your concerns are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability. We appreciate your support and will keep pushing for clear and honest communication from SPD. Hope there is a best case outcome tonight for Letitta. 🙏🙏
Praying for the person swimming at 10pm @ 50°F
In the cold waters of Lake Washington, with temperatures at 9.7°C (49.4°F), the individual overboard would have experienced immediate cold shock, leading to rapid breathing and potential inhalation of water. Within 10-15 minutes, muscle function would have deteriorated, significantly impairing their ability to swim. After 30-60 minutes, hypothermia would have set in, causing confusion, loss of dexterity, and likely unconsciousness. Now, having been in the water for 2.3 hours, the severity of hypothermia would be critical, drastically reducing their chances of survival without immediate rescue. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her, her family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏