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Search in vicinity of Cod Beck Reservoir

Friday 04 Sept (0900hrs)

The team were contacted by North Yorkshire Police to provide assistance in a search for a vulnerable person missing in the Osmotherley area with the last known location of Cod Beck Reservoir. The team deployed both Land Rovers and the Incident Control vehicle to the reservoir’s large car park.The team’s drone was also deployed.

The team were tasked to search in the vicinity of the reservoir. The search involved three search teams and the drone. As the team were executing the search, the missing person was located outwith the search area.

16 team members were involved for approximately 3 hours

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