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The search for 24-year-old Senah Park, a San Bruno woman believed to have been swept out to sea Sunday night, has been suspended for the day after two days of search and rescue efforts off Panther State Beach. The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office said they will evaluate the next steps in the search for Park. Sheriff Chris Clark described the operation as an all-hands-on-deck effort involving multiple agencies, including the Coast Guard and State Parks. “Our office has thrown every resource we have at trying to find Ms. Park,” Clark said. Crews have used drones and a fixed-wing aircraft to search the coastline. Clark explained the dangers of the area, noting the challenges posed by the terrain and ocean conditions. “Once you get down to these beaches, some like the one that Ms. Park was last seen on, it’s a really limited area to get through, to access where she was. That can be affected by tide, it can be affected by swell, and you could get cut off and not be able to get back,” Clark said. Clark also noted the frequency of incidents in the area over the past few months. “So far we’ve had three previous drownings or two previous drownings and someone fell off a cliff nearby where Ms. Park was last seen, and it’s just really important for the public to just understand, especially as we talk about weather, we talk about large swell,” Clark said. A local surfer with years of experience said incidents like this highlight the need for caution along the coast. “It sucks to say, but just got to know your place and when you’re coming to the beach, especially when there’s swell like there has been this past week,” the surfer said. Park’s father approached a KSBW 8 reporter Tuesday afternoon and said friends searching for her found what may have been her shoes. He also said Park’s Prada purse, which had a bunny attached to it, was found. The Sheriff’s Office said it would evaluate next steps in the search.
The search for 24-year-old Senah Park, a San Bruno woman believed to have been swept out to sea Sunday night, has been suspended for the day after two days of search and rescue efforts off Panther State Beach. The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office said they will evaluate the next steps in the search for Park. Sheriff Chris Clark described the operation as an all-hands-on-deck effort involving multiple agencies, including the Coast Guard and State Parks. “Our office has thrown every resource we have at trying to find Ms. Park,” Clark said. Crews have used drones and a fixed-wing aircraft to search the coastline. Clark explained the dangers of the area, noting the challenges posed by the terrain and ocean conditions. “Once you get down to these beaches, some like the one that Ms. Park was last seen on, it’s a really limited area to get through, to access where she was. That can be affected by tide, it can be affected by swell, and you could get cut off and not be able to get back,” Clark said. Clark also noted the frequency of incidents in the area over the past few months. “So far we’ve had three previous drownings or two previous drownings and someone fell off a cliff nearby where Ms. Park was last seen, and it’s just really important for the public to just understand, especially as we talk about weather, we talk about large swell,” Clark said. A local surfer with years of experience said incidents like this highlight the need for caution along the coast. “It sucks to say, but just got to know your place and when you’re coming to the beach, especially when there’s swell like there has been this past week,” the surfer said. Park’s father approached a KSBW 8 reporter Tuesday afternoon and said friends searching for her found what may have been her shoes. He also said Park’s Prada purse, which had a bunny attached to it, was found. The Sheriff’s Office said it would evaluate next steps in the search.

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