Goggles Save Lives

Ducal Trading DiveStar Extra RX Scuba Mask #915One more reason to keep a pair of Goggles in your glove box. Last weekend a man in New Bedford, MA saved a woman from drowning in her own car. While walking down the pier to his boat Saturday morning, Dr. John Conley noticed a car driving off the pier and into the water. Conley acted spontaneously and ran to his boat to grab fins, goggles, and a tool kit to break into the car and dove right in. It wasn’t until his third try after coming up for air that he was able to break into the car and free the woman.  The driver’s name has not been released, and it has not been revealed to the press exactly why she drove over the pier.

Regardless, if you live near the coast or a lake, this is a lesson that it might be a good idea to keep a pair of swimming goggles or a diving mask in your or car. Living around a large body of water can be potentially hazardous, and you never know when civil duty may call, like it did for Dr. John Conley Saturday morning. You can read the full story here.

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