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Illinois man dies at Carolina Beach, investigation underway

CAROLINA BEACH –– A 52-year-old man died at Carolina Beach Wednesday following an ocean rescue. Darren Gentry, of Trenton, Illinois, was found unconscious at the strand of beach along Harper Avenue by first responders. Life-saving measures were unsuccessful, according to a Town of Carolina Beach news release. Lifeguards had just come on duty when beachgoers alerted them of the man and a 9-year-old in distress in the water. The child was safely brought in and required no additional medical attention after being checked on by first responders. The NC Medical Examiners Office is currently examining the official cause of death and will report back to the town police. Investigators found no suspicious circumstances, according to the town.

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Man dies in water at Carolina Beach Monday, cause of death unknown

Man dies in water at Carolina Beach Monday, cause of death unknown
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Local investigation into Paradise Cove fire completed

Local investigation into Paradise Cove fire completed
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Arson not likely in Carolina Beach fire, investigators say

Arson not likely in Carolina Beach fire, investigators say Over a dozen lives were changed after fire tore through Paradise Cove condominiums. (Source: WECT News) By WECT Staff | April 15, 2021 at 6:53 PM EDT - Updated April 15 at 11:25 PM CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - After investigation into the massive fire that destroyed the Paradise Cove condominium complex, Carolina Beach Fire Chief Alan Griffin released a statement that does not provide conclusive evidence of the cause of the fire, but indicates it started in an outdoor common area. “Investigators currently have no data to support an intentionally set fire, mechanical failure, or any building feature that would have contributed to the start of the fire.”

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Carolina Beach Fire Department releases info about condominium blaze

While there hasn’t been an official ruling on the cause of the fire that destroyed a building in the Paradise Cove Condominium community on April 2, the Carolina Beach Fire Department knows more about how and where it started. “The investigators have determined the location where the fire started was a common area where building occupants went to smoke,” said Fire Chief Alan Griffin in a news release. He added that there was currently no indication that the fire that destroyed 619 Spencer Farrow Drive, and displaced the residents who lived in the 12 units there, was intentionally set or a result of mechanical/building failure.

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