The Volusia Sheriff's Office in Florida reported a rescue of a woman from the ocean at New Smyrna Beach on Saturday. Body camera footage shows an officer entering the water to pull the unresponsive woman to safety. At approximately 10:15 a.m., deputies were alerted to a swimmer in distress. Deputy Gourley located the victim floating face down and brought her to shore. After determining that she was unresponsive and without a pulse, Deputy Gourley and Deputy Manhart performed CPR and successfully revived the 68-year-old woman. Beach Safety personnel arrived to continue life-saving measures, and the victim was transported to the hospital in stable condition. The sheriff's office indicated that the deputies involved will receive awards for their actions.
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Florida deputies rescue unresponsive woman from ocean at New Smyrna Beach
On Saturday, deputies from the Volusia Sheriff's Office rescued a 68-year-old woman from the ocean at New Smyrna Beach. After performing CPR, the deputies revived her, and she was taken to the hospital in stable condition. The sheriff's office plans to award the deputies for their efforts.
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Florida deputy drags 'unresponsive' beachgoer from ocean in dramatic rescue
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Florida deputies rescue unresponsive woman from ocean at New Smyrna Beach
