A report of a scuba diver in Santa Catalina’s Emerald Bay yelling “help,” then going under, prompted a search today.
A commercial dive boat captain told the Coast Guard late Monday that a diver from that boat “had surfaced, yelled ‘help’ and then went under the water,” according to the Coast Guard.
A helicopter, boats and divers were being used to look for the person.
Emerald Bay is on the west end of the island, about 2 miles northwest of Isthmus Cove at Two Harbors.
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