New Jersey Man Drowns Swimming With Family In Hudson Valley, New York
A weekend trip to the Hudson Valley turned into a tragedy for a family.
On Tuesday, New York State Police confirmed a drowning death in the Hudson Valley
New York State Police and the New York State Park Police responded to Lake Sebago for a report of a possible drowning.
On Sunday, August 18, around 6:30 p.m., New York State Police and the New York State Park Police responded to Lake Sebago for a report of a possible drowning.
Lake Sebago is the largest lake in Harriman State Park. It's found near the border of Orange and Rockland counties.
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New Jersey Man Drowns Swimming With Family In Hudson Valley
According to New York State Police, Troopers learned that 31-year-old Carlos G. Gomez Tay from Palisades Park, New Jersey, was with his family. He went swimming in the lake before 6:30 p.m.
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Gomez Tay and was pronounced deceased at the scene, police say.
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Earlier this week, Hudson Valley Post reported on a drowning at a backyard pool in the Town Of Newburgh.
Arriving officers found an unnamed 19-year-old man "unresponsive in the pool."
"Officers were able to pull the male from the water and began life-saving measures," the Town Of Newburgh Police Department stated in a press release. "The male was transported by Town of Newburgh EMS to Montefiore St. Luke’s Hospital in the City of Newburgh where he was pronounced deceased."
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