VICTIMS IDENTIFIED: Two Men Drown In West Boca Raton

by News Desk | Aug 28, 2022 · 9:02 pm | Boca Raton News

Two Men Drown On Lox Road In West Boca Raton

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20-Year-Old Celso Cobon And 30-Year-Old Elizazar Reynoso Drown After Falling Into Canal

UPDATE – 8/29/22

PBSO says that after speaking with the family, detectives learned the following; the victims were fishing with other family members near the S-10A spillway, one mile west of Loxahatchee Road, unincorporated Boca Raton when the two victims fell into the water.

Family members attempted to save them, however, were unsuccessful as both victims could not swim. FWC Officers and PBSO Marine Unit deputies located both victims deceased.

PBSO identified the victims as :

  • Celso Santizo Cobon, DOB: 7/31/2002
  • Elizazar Aguilar Reynoso, DOB: 10/27/1991

Originally reported by Boca Post

BOCA RATON, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2022) — PBSO tells Boca Post that two men have drowned in the canal near the end of Lox Road in Unincorporated Boca Raton near the Broward county line.

PBSO tells Boca Post that a family was fishing at the dead end of Lox Road, unincorporated Boca Raton, when for unknown reasons two adult males entered the water, went into distress, fell underwater, and did not resurface.

A third male entered the water to try to assist the two males. He quickly realized he was unable to help and returned to shore to call 911.  BSO responded to the scene and determined the area belonged to PBSO.

PBSO responded and immediately called PBSO Marine and FWC to begin a recovery mission.  Shortly before 6:00 pm, marine unit deputies and FWC officers recovered both males deceased.

Sources close to the incident tell Boca Post that there were some jurisdictional questions surrounding the incident. BSO reportedly used their aviation unit to monitor the situation and notified PBSO and PBCFR.

Ultimately, the scene was turned over to PBSO and FWC who then began the recovery operation.

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