Category: Safety
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Indiana Lawmakers Push for Swim Lessons in All Indiana Schools | FOX59 News
FOX59’s Hannah Adamson spoke with experts about Operation Water Safety.
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Former Delaware Swim Instructor Charged With Child Sex Abuse | 6abc Philadelphia
The arrest of a former long-time swim instructor on charges he sexually assaulted children has authorities looking for more possible victims.
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Tragedy on the Brazos: Brothers Drown Near Johnson County Park | CBS Texas
Two young brothers drowned Tuesday evening in the Brazos River near a park in Johnson County. Officials say the children were at Hamm Creek Park when they ended up in the water. Emergency crews responded but were unable to save them.
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Mother in Critical Condition After Trying to Drown 3 Children at Liberty County Home, Sheriff’s Office Says | KHOU 11
A Liberty County mother is accused of trying to drown her three children. The mother and one child were in critical condition, while the other two kids were stable.
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Family of Man Who Drowned at Baltimore County Swim Club Wants Investigation | WJZ
Family of man who drowned at Baltimore County swim club wants investigation
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N.S. RCMP Charge Ex-Swim Instructor With Dozens of Sexual Assaults at Youth Correctional Centre | CBC News
Nova Scotia RCMP say a Dartmouth man is facing 66 sex-related charges involving at least 30 alleged victims, following a four-year investigation into allegations of dozens of sexual assaults at a provincial youth correctional facility northwest of Halifax.
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Central Texas Mother Fights for Higher Door Handles After Toddler’s Drowning Death | KCEN
A mother is advocating for higher door handle requirements after her 3-year-old son drowned when he unlocked a back door to access a family pool. See KCENTV
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Learning to Swim as an Adult | CBS 17
A Raleigh man’s journey of learning how to swim as an adult inspires other beginners.
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Swim School Owner Asks for Help Amid Ongoing Drug Activity Outside Business | FOX40 News
The owner of Little Whale Swim School on Broadway is asking Sacramento city leaders for help to address the ongoing drug activity surrounding her business.