A man died just minutes after he was baptized in Lake Waxahachie in Texas while trying to rescue a teenage girl from drowning.
Police said on the afternoon of Aug. 24, they were called to Lake Waxahachie for a drowning. Police said a teenage girl had been struggling to swim, and 21-year-old Lincer Lopez went into the water to rescue her.“It’s just a tragic, tragic thing,” said Jacob Bell. “I’m thankful that I was there, and I’m still struggling with not being there quick enough.”
“Ran across the dock area into the lake and swam around, and dove down and finally found the boy and pulled him up to safety,” said Bell. “And he had already passed.”
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