Dozens of rescues reported after lifeguards' hours at the Jersey Shore
The Ocean County Sheriff's Office posted a warning about the dangers of swimming in the ocean after lifeguards are off duty.
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10h ago"DO NOT swim where there are no lifeguards present." That's the warning from first responders after several ocean water rescues were made on Sunday.
The Ocean County Sheriff's Office posted a warning about the dangers of swimming in the ocean after lifeguards are off duty.
Several water rescues were made in various shore towns over the weekend.
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