Man dies on Cape Cod pond
Massachusetts state police say a New Hampshire man has drowned on Cape Cod.
Police say they responded early Sunday morning to Cliff Pond in Nickerson State Park in Brewster on a report of a drowning. State police and Brewster police and firefighters pulled the 58-year-old Manchester – N.H. – man from the water.
Police say he entered the water from an inflatable boat.
Authorities did not identify him until his family is notified.
He was declared dead at Cape Cod Hospital.
A 58-year-old Manchester – N.H. – man died Sunday while boating at Nickerson State Park, according to the Massachusetts State Police.
Police did not release the name of the man, who apparently suffered a medical emergency about 7:35 a.m. Sunday and fell out of an inflatable boat into Cliff Pond at the park.
He was taken to the shore by another person before emergency responders arrived, a state police press release said.
He was pronounced dead at Cape Cod Hospital, the release said.
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A New Hampshire man suffered cardiac arrest and died this morning after he was found clinging to an inflatable boat in a pond in Nickerson State Park on Cape Cod – authorities said.
State Police troopers, along with the rescuers from the Brewster police and fire departments were called to Cliff Pond at around 7:30 this morning after receiving reports of a man who had apparently fallen into the water from his inflatable boat – State Police said in a statement.
Brewster Fire Captain Tony Dalmau said when rescuers arrived – they found the man in the water – clinging to his boat. Dalmau said after the man was pulled to safety, he went into cardiac arrest on shore and was taken to Cape Cod Hospital.
State Police said the 58-year-old Manchester – N.H man died shortly after arriving at the hospital. Authorities declined to release the man’s identity until after his family is notified.
State Police said troopers from the State Police Crime Scene Services section and the Cape and Islands State Police Detective Unit are investigating the incident.
Brewster. On right a State Police Trooper examines a raft at the scene of a reported drowning on Cliff Pond in the Nickerson State Forest in Brewster, Massachusetts Sunday morning. According to emergency broadcast reports, State Police received a call of a reported drowning at Cliff Pond around 7:30 a.m.
The unidentified victim was transported by ambulance to Cape Cod Hospital. State and local police spent over two hours at the scene before a tow truck arrived to tow an inflatable motorized raft and late model yellow pick-up truck with New Hampshire license plates from the scene.
West Yarmouth. Kerry Kiefer in interview above by David Curran. She was a vacationer from Worcester and former cardiac therapist who happened to walk into the Town and Country Motor Lodge in West Yarmouth for directions to the nearest beach when she saw the excitement at the motel’s swimming pool where a 9-year-old appeared to have drowned.
Kiefer did chest compressions and told the mother to breathe into the girl’s mouth because the girl had no pulse and was not breathing.