Unfounded Report of Five People on Jet Skis in Distress on East River
Kent Ave & N 12th St
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- Firefighters responded to reports of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River near Brooklyn, but marine units and the Coast Guard later confirmed that no jet skis were in distress and those involved had left the area.
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Marine units and the Coast Guard report no jet skis in distress; those involved have left the area.
Reports indicate five people are stuck on jet skis, with three in the water.
Firefighters have received a report of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kent Ave & N 12th St.
Marine units and the Coast Guard report no jet skis in distress; those involved have left the area.
Reports indicate five people are stuck on jet skis, with three in the water.
Firefighters have received a report of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kent Ave & N 12th St.
Marine units and the Coast Guard report no jet skis in distress; those involved have left the area.
Reports indicate five people are stuck on jet skis, with three in the water.
Firefighters have received a report of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kent Ave & N 12th St.
Marine units and the Coast Guard report no jet skis in distress; those involved have left the area.
Reports indicate five people are stuck on jet skis, with three in the water.
Firefighters have received a report of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kent Ave & N 12th St.
Marine units and the Coast Guard report no jet skis in distress; those involved have left the area.
Reports indicate five people are stuck on jet skis, with three in the water.
Firefighters have received a report of multiple jet skis in distress on the East River.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kent Ave & N 12th St.
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I wonder if the jet ski operator fits the normal description....they aren't allowed on the water past sunset, probably too much henny 🤣
Can't wait for all the jet skis to slowly sink to the bottom, one by dirt baggy one...
Good news, the firefighters got there two hours after the call
the entire area is on fire
I wonder if the jet ski operator fits the normal description....they aren't allowed on the water past sunset, probably too much henny 🤣
Can't wait for all the jet skis to slowly sink to the bottom, one by dirt baggy one...
Good news, the firefighters got there two hours after the call
the entire area is on fire
I wonder if the jet ski operator fits the normal description....they aren't allowed on the water past sunset, probably too much henny 🤣
Can't wait for all the jet skis to slowly sink to the bottom, one by dirt baggy one...
Good news, the firefighters got there two hours after the call
the entire area is on fire
I wonder if the jet ski operator fits the normal description....they aren't allowed on the water past sunset, probably too much henny 🤣
Can't wait for all the jet skis to slowly sink to the bottom, one by dirt baggy one...
Good news, the firefighters got there two hours after the call
the entire area is on fire
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I wonder if the jet ski operator fits the normal description....they aren't allowed on the water past sunset, probably too much henny 🤣
Can't wait for all the jet skis to slowly sink to the bottom, one by dirt baggy one...
Good news, the firefighters got there two hours after the call
the entire area is on fire