911 was called from Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard estate due to a tragedy in the water nearby, according to a report.
A Tragic Incident at Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard Estate
A man was tragically found dead on Monday after a distressing incident that occurred near former President Barack Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard estate. The incident took place in Edgartown Great Pond, just yards away from the former president’s home.
According to reports, the man, who was paddleboarding in the pond, was seen struggling to stay afloat before disappearing beneath the water’s surface. Multiple witnesses, including another paddleboarder, witnessed the incident.
Rescue teams, including the Coast Guard, the Edgartown Fire Department, and the Dukes County Sheriff’s Department, had been searching for the missing man since Sunday. After several hours of searching, the body of the missing person was tragically found.
Efforts to Locate the Missing Paddleboarder
The search operation involved dive teams, flight crews, and other responders equipped with sonar equipment and boats. Despite their efforts, the search was initially unsuccessful, and the operation was paused to reassess the next steps.
The search resumed with the involvement of marine assets, such as divers and boat crews using side-scan sonar, as well as aerial support from the Massachusetts State Police and US Coast Guard helicopter crews. The Massachusetts Environmental Police and the MSP Underwater Recovery Unit also joined the search operation.
A Dispatcher’s Call and Ongoing Investigation
The incident was reported to local police through a dispatcher’s call regarding a possible drowning. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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