Metro Detroit man among 4 rescued from Lake Michigan at Grand Haven State Park

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. (FOX 2) – 4 folks had been rescued from Lake Michigan on Monday afternoon.

Two swimmers at Grand Haven State Park had been calling for assist at 3:55 p.m. 

Grand Haven police, DNR Park Rangers, Ottawa County Marine Patrol boats, North Ottawa Neighborhood Hospital Paramedics, and a ship from US Coast Guard Station Grand Haven responded, whereas seaside goers fashioned a human chain.

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The individuals who made the chain used a life ring to get to one of many swimmers. Nevertheless, two folks within the chain started struggling and wanted assist. 

Ottawa County Sheriff Division marine deputies in a ship rescued the second swimmer and the 2 members of the human chain.

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There have been minor accidents and one individual was taken to a hospital for remedy.

These rescued included two 17-year-old women from Grand Rapids, a 29-year-old man from Grand Rapids, and a 42-year-old man from Oakland County.

Lake Michigan seaside alerts had been issued this Memorial Day weekend attributable to wind, waves, and climate. On Monday, Ottawa County, the place Grand Haven State Park is, was underneath a average threat class.