01.22.06
Sean O'Flaherty-Fahey Surfer Found Floating In The Bay
Died
Ocean Beach Surfer Loses Consciousness, Dies
Jan 22, 2006 6:12 pm US/Pacific
(BCN) A surfer who lost consciousness at Ocean Beach
Sunday morning later died at a San Francisco hospital,
according to the National Park Service.
A dispatcher with the San Francisco Fire Department said
medical personnel responded to Ocean Beach near Sloat
Boulevard and Great Highway around 10 a.m. after a
caller reported that a person was unconscious on the
beach.
National Park Service rangers were notified of the
incident and headed to that location at 10:09 a.m. as
fire department medics attempted to resuscitate the
victim, according to a National Park Service report.
The victim, an adult male, was taken to the University
of California San Francisco Medical Center where he was
pronounced dead at 11:04 a.m.
National Park Service officials say it appears the
surfer was pulled out of the water by people visiting
the beach, which is part of the Golden Gate National
Recreation Area.
The man's name is being withheld pending notification of
next of kin. The cause of his death remains under
investigation.
(BCN)
Surfer Who Died At Ocean Beach ID'd As S.F. Man
Jan 23, 2006 10:17 am
US/Pacific
(Bay City News) SAN FRANCISCO A surfer who died at Ocean
Beach Sunday has been identified as Sean
O'Flaherty-Fahey, a 33-year-old San Francisco man, a
spokesman for the San Francisco Medical Examiner said
Monday.
Surfer Dies At Ocean Beach
O'Flaherty-Fahey lost consciousness at Ocean Beach
Sunday morning and died at the University of
California-San Francisco Medical Center at 11:04 a.m.,
according to the National Park Service.
A dispatcher with the San Francisco Fire Department said
medical personnel and National Park Service rangers
responded to Ocean Beach near Sloat Boulevard and Great
Highway around 10 a.m. after a caller reported that
a person was unconscious on the beach.
National Park Service officials said it appears the
surfer was pulled out of the water by people visiting
the beach, which is part of the Golden Gate National
Recreation Area.
A spokesman said that the medical examiner has not yet
established a cause of death.
(Bay City News)
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