Severe injury - San Carlos Beach, California

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DandyDon

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The outcome was unknown at publication, but CPR is never a good sign.

Diver hospitalized after being recovered from San Carlos Beach
MONTEREY, Calif. —

A diver is in the hospital after he was recovered from the waters of San Carlos Beach on Saturday afternoon.

Monterey fire Capt. Jason Smith said bystanders were performing CPR on the man before they took over around 3 p.m.

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The diver was taken to the Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula.

His condition is unknown at this time.
 
I do know a friend of mine had a 71 year old student who started to act oddly on a swim back to shore. When they went to him in the water he was unresponsive. The diver was put into an induced coma and would be assessed Sunday night/Monday morning. I have no other updates on his condition. I'll share any additional facts that come my way.
 
I believe this diver is an instructor. I heard about this incident but don’t have any more details at the moment.
 
I believe this diver is an instructor. I heard about this incident but don’t have any more details at the moment.

I was at the Breakwater last weekend. The only incident I am aware of that happened last Saturday was my friend's student. The diver was a student, he was unresponsive, he was in the ICU and put in a medically induced coma. I don't have the current status of the person.

Two Saturday's before that Deputy Lyke died while diving at the Breakwater. He was an Assistant Instructor.
 
I was mistaken, this is a different incident than the one I was thinking of.
 
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