Cronulla beaches closed after suspected shark encounter
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Bate Bay beaches were closed on Sunday morning after a surfer was believed to have been knocked off his board by a shark at South Cronulla around 8am.
The surfer was unharmed and paddled back to shore where lifeguards inspected his board.
The surfboard believed to have been bitten by the shark at South Cronulla.
Credit:Hayden Ryan
Surf Life Saving NSW spokeswoman Donna Wishart said lifeguards initially expressed doubt about whether a shark would have caused the dent on the man’s board, until officers from the NSW Department of Primary Industries confirmed it was consistent with a bite.
Tulsa Man Relieved After Deputies Recover Antique Guns Worth $350,000 Following Chase
A Tulsa man is reunited with his two collectors’ antique guns worth $350,000 that were stolen from his home.
Hayden Ryan said he thought he would never be able to get back the heirloom from his father, a pair of Purdey shotguns from the 1920s. And he passed away in 2001, and so I ve been hanging on to these guns ever since as a valuable keepsake for our family, said Ryan.
Ryan reported to Tulsa police that his midtown home was burglarized between Sunday night and Monday morning. So, they ended up stealing the entire safe, along with a bunch of other stuff: My wife s clothes, purses, jewelry, some other sports memorabilia, things like that, some golf clubs, clothes of mine, some money, said Ryan.