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$50K in double-red flag violations?! Panama City Beach tickets 107 people in a month

$50K in double-red flag violations?! Panama City Beach tickets 107 people in a month Nathan Cobb, The News Herald © MIKE FENDER / THE NEWS HERALD Lifeguard applicants rush into the Gulf to practice rescuing swimmers in distress. The PCB Beach Safety Division ran lifeguard applicants through rescue training near City Pier Wednesday, March 17, 2021. PANAMA CITY BEACH  Panama City Beach officials have issued more than $50,000 in potential double-red flag swimming citations to beachgoers in a little more than a month.  According to James Tindle, code enforcement manager for Panama City Beach, 107 people were fined from March 17 to April 25 for swimming in the Gulf of Mexico under double-red flag conditions. 

Panama City Beach Florida tickets 107 people for swimming violations

Code enforcement officers began fining disobedient swimmers last July. That came after a dozen people drowned off the coast of PCB in 2019. A total of 118 people were cited for the offense from then until Oct. 31 of last year, according to information from the city.   Wil Spivey, beach safety director for Panama City Beach Fire Rescue, said Thursday that there have been no confirmed drownings in the Gulf off of PCB so far this year.  However, the body of William Janos, 66, was pulled from the Gulf on April 23 behind the Sterling Breeze Condominiums. A report from the District 14 medical examiner s office lists the man s cause of death as drowning.

Panama City Florida medical examiner identifies drowned man

PANAMA CITY BEACH  The drowned man pulled from the Gulf of Mexico last Friday behind Sterling Breeze Condominiums has been identified by the District 14 Medical Examiner s Office.  According to Whit Majors, director of operations and chief investigator for the ME s office, the man was 66-year-old William Janos. Past reports from Panama City Beach state Janos, who was wearing a wetsuit, was pulled from the Gulf by city lifeguards about 8:30 a.m. last Friday. The lifeguards provided CPR, but he was later pronounced dead at the scene.  The cause of death is listed as a drowning, Majors wrote in an email. The manner of death is listed as accident.

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