Man drowns in Colorado River after jumping off boat to retrieve his hat
The death has prompted officials to warn Colorado River users to wear recommended safety gear, including life jackets.
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The death has prompted officials to warn Colorado River users to wear recommended safety gear, including life jackets.
A 26-year-old California man drowned in the Colorado River near Davis Camp after jumping in to retrieve a hat that had blown into the water. He was not wearing a life jacket and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Kristopher Nathaniel Logan, 26, drowned in the Colorado River near Davis Camp after jumping in to retrieve a hat. He was not wearing a life jacket and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 26-year-old man drowned in the Colorado River near Bullhead City after jumping in to retrieve a hat. His body was recovered by the Bullhead City Fire Department, and the incident appears to be accidental.
A 26-year-old California man drowned in the Colorado River near Davis Camp after jumping in to retrieve a hat. He was not wearing a life jacket and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A man drowned in the Colorado River near Bullhead City after jumping in to retrieve a hat. He was not wearing a life jacket, and the incident appears to be accidental.
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