Web Stories Wednesday, September 30

A couple has been swept off rocks into the freezing Pacific Ocean in northern California before a dramatic rescue operation.

The pair, who have not been named, were taken by the waves at the notorious Panther Beach in Santa Cruz on Tuesday afternoon.

Responders rescue two adults after they were swept into the Pacific Ocean while fishing on the rocks near Panther Beach. Santa Cruz Fire Department
Responders conduct an ocean rescue after two adults fishing on the rocks were swept into the Pacific Ocean near Panther Beach. Santa Cruz Fire Department
A CAL FIRE Fire Hawk helicopter lifts patients up a steep cliff near Panther Beach after two adults fishing on the rocks were swept into the Pacific Ocean. Santa Cruz Fire Department

Dramatic video showed rescue swimmers from the Santa Cruz Fire Department and California State Parks Public Safety pulling them out of the water before doing compressions on the sand.


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