Day 22: Search for missing boater will continue as weather permits, SCDNR says

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) – As thunderstorms are anticipated alongside the coast Friday, the seek for the lacking 22-year-old boater continues whereas climate permits.

Within the three weeks since Tyler Doyle disappeared after his boat took on water within the North Myrtle Seaside space, the South Carolina Division of Pure Assets and the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Workplace proceed to go looking land, sea and air.

Friday, SCDNR officers together with BCSO will search by boat, whereas the climate stays favorable.

“Our airplane flew yesterday alongside the coast from Wilmington, N.C., to the Little River space,” stated SCDNR in a social media put up. “Sundown Seaside and Holden Seaside police departments, each in North Carolina, proceed to go looking the seashores, together with members of the family and volunteers.”

The Wisconsin-based nonprofit, Wings of Hope Search and Rescue, can be serving to regulation enforcement companies by utilizing scanning sonar and K9s.

SCDNR added that a further volunteer company might present extra boats to assist in the search within the coming days if the climate permits.

The company launched a press release Monday stating no foul play is suspected within the case, reiterating it is a searching/boating accident.

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SCDNR will present one other replace on Tuesday except there may be new info to share. Monday is a vacation.

A prayer vigil for Tyler Doyle and his household might be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at T. Craig Campbell Boat Touchdown in Little River.

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