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MOST RECENT INCIDENTS

2014
Date and Time:Nov 13, 1:30 pm
Location:Maui, Kaanapali, Kahekili Beach Park, 100 yards from shore
Activity:Snorkeling
Water clarity:Clear
Water depth:20 ft
Victim:A. Haas
Description:

Laceration to upper left leg.

Shark:Species and length unknown.
Date and Time:Oct 31, 10:20 am
Location:Hawaii, Kohala, Keawaeli Bay, 150 yards from shore
Activity:Surfing
Water clarity:Turbid
Water depth:10 ft
Victim:M. Clark
Description:

Lacerations to three fingers of left hand.

Shark:Tiger shark, length estimated at 12-15 feet.
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