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A four-year-old boy nearly drowned Friday afternoon in an apartment complex pool.
The Bay County Sheriff’s Office received a call around 1:45 p.m. from the Cabana West Apartments on Panama City Beach.
Assistant Manager Tara Thomas says two residents pulled the boy from the pool. Gary Griffith rescued him from the water. Once he was out of the pool a former emergency worker, John Plumadore, performed CPR on the child until EMS arrived. Mr. Plumadore’s daughter who is a lifeguard at Shipwreck also assisted in the rescue.
Thomas and the Bay County Sheriff’s Office say it was because of their efforts the child was saved.
The young boy was taken to Gulf Coast Medical Center. His name and condition are unknown at this time.
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