A New Jersey dad drowned while rescuing his three children who became 'distressed' while swimming in a local river, according to local police.
A New Jersey dad drowned Wednesday while rescuing his three children who became"distressed" while swimming in the Millstone River, according to local police.
The call to police came in just before 2:15 p.m., when someone reported"a man in the water, with three children on shore" of Canal Road between Coppermine and Old Georgetown roads in Franklin Township, about 43 miles southwest of New York City. Divers from the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office recovered Camarillo-Cholula a little over three hours later, just before 5:30 p.m., police said.
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