Sentences with phrase «underwater recovery team»
That's just one of the little stories resulting from the death of Craig Lehner, the Buffalo police diver lost to the Niagara River while training there with his Underwater Recovery Team.
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Daniela Porat walks Jay Moran of WBFO through her reporting on her recent story about the drowning death of Officer Craig Lehner while on a training dive with the Buffalo Police Department's Underwater Recovery Team.
Before he joined the Buffalo Police Department's Underwater Recovery Team last year, Officer Craig Lehner worked within its K - 9 Unit.
Since that date the State Police Troop F Underwater Recovery Team and State Police Aviation have conducted numerous searches.
Today at approximately 9:15 a.m. Troop F Underwater Recovery Team recovered Vena's body during a search.
Last October, Lehner was training with the Buffalo Police's Underwater Recovery Team in the -LSB-...]
With help from the state police underwater recovery team, authorities searched for several hours before locating Stover's body.
Buffalo, NY (WBEN) The Buffalo police Underwater Recovery Team pulled a body from the Niagara River early this morning.
The Buffalo police Underwater Recovery Team and State police have been searching the waters since that time.
Underwater Recovery Team called to the scene.
The K9 Unit's training facility will be renamed in honor of Lehner, a member of the department's Underwater Recovery Team who died during a training exercise last fall.
Lehner died at the age of 34 after disappearing in a training exercise with the Buffalo Police Department's Underwater Recovery Team on October 13.
It was also announced the Peace Bridge and Niagara Falls will be lit in blue Wednesday to commemorate Lehner, 34, who died this month while training with the Buffalo Police's Underwater Recovery Team.
Not exact matches
Day 9: Jan. 9, 2018 - The Buffalo Police Underwater Rescue and Recovery Team cut nearly 50 6 - foot triangles in the ice on Cazenovia Creek in South Buffalo to allow water to come through in an attempt to alleviate ice jams.