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"His heart kept beating for almost 15 minutes even after life support was removed, a fighter until the very end."
Police advise people to avoid going in the water at night when conditions are dangerous and visibility is poor, and to never go in alone.
One early estimate puts the wave at 108 feet.
The man may have been under the influence, police said.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY, CA — Two people suffered major injuries in a three-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Sacramento County, according to reports.
The crash occurred near the Interstate 5 off ramp to Airport Boulevard, media reports said.
A carton of eggs in the Golden State was $8.97 as of Dec. 27, according to authorities, up from $5.28 less than a month ago.
Two males — an adult and a minor — were apprehended in connection with the attack following a lengthy chase across Lake County, police said.
The driver's vehicle was found crashed in an embankment shortly after he reported the attack, police said.
Residents reported hearing the sounds of gunfire and a vehicle speeding away, according to police.
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