US Coast Guard suspends search for woman swept out to sea in California
Summary
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for 24-year-old Senah Park, who authorities believe was swept out to sea near Panther State Beach in Santa Cruz County on Sunday night. The agency said it searched for eight hours across 95 square miles before suspending active efforts Monday afternoon, citing the search effort and environmental conditions.Key Facts
- Park was last seen near Panther State Beach at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
- Authorities said an incoming tide knocked several people over; three people escaped, while Park was believed to have been swept out to sea.
- The Coast Guard deployed a 47-foot motor lifeboat crew and an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter aircrew.
- The search used helicopters, boats, drones, ground crews and search-and-rescue teams.
- The Coast Guard said it searched for eight hours across 95 square miles.
- The Coast Guard suspended active search efforts Monday afternoon, pending further developments.
- The National Weather Service warned that 20- to 30-foot breaking waves were expected in the area over the coming weekend.
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