Coast Guard Rescues 1 near Cape May
CAPE MAY, N.J. - The Coast Guard rescued a man after the 8-foot boat he was aboard sank near the North Wildwood Bridge.
The Coast Guard received a call from a member of Sea Tow reporting they received a call from a man stating his boat sank and he needed assistance.
A rescue boat crew from Coast Guard Station Cape May arrived on scene and rescued the man who was found clinging to a day board.
The boat crew transferred the man to emergency medical personnel awaiting nearby on shore.
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