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Water Rescue: 3 Persons Reported Missing off Robins Island
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By Web Team
August 26, 2020

Late Sunday Afternoon CFD responded to a resported water rescue in the Peconic Bay near Robins Island.

"Three sisters safe after going missing on float off Robins Island" - Suffolk Times

The initial report could not have sounded more ominous: A woman called Southold police Sunday afternoon to report “losing her three sisters on a float off the west side of Robins Island,” according to a STPD press release.

The caller was Denise Tripodi, 51, of Brookhaven and she told police she and her sisters had rented a boat. Her sisters were on a float tied off to the boat. The three were: Laurie Tripodi, 47, also of Brookhaven; Linda Tripodi, 57, of East Patchogue; and Faith Tripodi, 20, also of East Patchogue.

According to a press release, another float had “drifted away from the boat and Denise Tripodi pulled up the anchor, untied the occupied float, and went to retrieve the other object.

Upon returning to her prior location, she could not find the women or float. After 15 minutes she contacted Southold Police who dispatched units to search the area.

The Cutchogue Fire Department along with Southold and Southampton bay constable vessels along with the Coast Guard, DEC, and the Suffolk County Police Aviation unit conducted a search of the Great Peconic Bay.

Subjects were picked up and returned to their boat by a passing boater off of Kimogener Point. No injuries were sustained.

The Cutchogue Fire Department deployed its two boats to search the area and units were in service for approximately 1 hour.

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