Tragic Shark Attack Claims Life of Lifeguard and Actor in Hawaii
Tamayo Perry, a renowned lifeguard and actor, was fatally attacked by a shark while surfing off Goat Island in Hawaii. The tragic incident has left the community in mourning and raised concerns about safety in the area.
A tragic incident occurred on Sunday when the body of 49-year-old lifeguard and actor Tamayo Perry was found following a fatal shark attack in Hawaii. Perry, known for his role in “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,” was surfing off Goat Island, located approximately 32 miles north of Honolulu, when the attack happened.
Honolulu Emergency Medical Services reported finding Perry’s body with multiple shark bites. Lifeguards utilized a jet ski to bring him to shore, where paramedics pronounced him dead. Perry was a well-regarded professional lifeguard and long-time surfer famous on the North Shore.
In response to the incident, officials posted shark warnings around the area. Acting Ocean Safety Chief Kurt Lager and Mayor Rick Blangiardi extended their condolences to Perry’s family and requested privacy during this difficult time.
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