California man drowns rescuing son from lake
A California man was able to pull his son out of a lake and to safety Sunday before drowning, according to officials.
Marciallo Perez, 35, dove into Lake Berryessa around 3 p.m. when he saw his son floundering, according to the Napa County Sheriff’s Office.
The young boy, who has not been identified, made it safely to shore but Perez never resurfaced.
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His body was found about an hour later.
Officials warned everyone to wear a life jacket when in or near the water.
Perez’s death comes just days after Demetrio Perriatt, a 16-year-old high school baseball star, drowned in the same area while trying to retrieve a raft that had been blown by the wind.