A Good Samaritan rescued a Kalamazoo man from nearly drowning in Lake Michigan Sunday.
South Haven Area Emergency Services, South Haven Police and Van Buren County Sheriff's deputies responded to South Beach in South Haven around 5 p.m. Sunday, July 2, 2017 to a possible drowning with CPR in progress, according to South Haven Emergency Services..
There, they found a 33-year-old Kalamazoo man with a pulse with shallow respirations who was not responding to officers. After a few minutes he was able to respond and was taken to Bronson South Haven.
The man told police he was trying to swim out to get some swim toys and began to struggle. A bystander saw him go under the water and not resurface, and pulled him to the surface and to shore.
South Haven Area Emergency Services, South Haven Police and Van Buren County Sheriff's deputies responded to South Beach in South Haven around 5 p.m. Sunday, July 2, 2017 to a possible drowning with CPR in progress, according to South Haven Emergency Services..
There, they found a 33-year-old Kalamazoo man with a pulse with shallow respirations who was not responding to officers. After a few minutes he was able to respond and was taken to Bronson South Haven.
The man told police he was trying to swim out to get some swim toys and began to struggle. A bystander saw him go under the water and not resurface, and pulled him to the surface and to shore.
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