Man's body pulled from Lake River in Ridgefield

Portland, ORLocal News

Crews recovered a man's body from Lake River near Ridgefield marina on Friday afternoon, following a report from a 911 caller at approximately 2:45 p. m. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the man was pronounced dead at the scene, with no signs of foul play or injury observed. Authorities discovered an abandoned sailboat anchored in the river, which they believe is connected to the deceased. Detectives have begun an investigation to determine the circumstances of the man's death.

The Clark County medical examiner will release the identity of the man once confirmed. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in local waterways and the need for vigilance among boaters. Communities near Lake River may seek additional resources to ensure waterway safety. Local authorities are expected to monitor the situation closely.

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