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Caeden Laffan died June 27 when he went into the ocean about 2 a.m. on the north side of the Pacific Pier south of La Jolla. Laffan had been in town for the California Firefighter Summer Games.
Caeden Laffan, a 25-year-old member of the Oakland Fire Department, drowned at a San Diego beach in the Pacific Beach neighborhood Thursday.
Oakland firefighter Caeden Laffan Oakland Fire Department KSND San Diego reported family and friends of the victim, including other Oakland firefighters, were at the scene during the search and ...
Caeden Laffan, 25, died around 2 a.m. Thursday. A young California firefighter drowned in the Pacific Ocean this week – just four years after his firefighter dad died suddenly on the job.
Caeden Laffan's death comes just four years after his own father's death in the line of duty back in 2020, with his mom Sabrina rushing to the scene to identify the 25-year-old ...
Oakland firefighter Caeden Laffan died in San Diego after he drowned off the coast early Thursday morning, June 27. His father Sean Laffan, who was also a firefighter, died on duty four years ago.
Caeden Laffan, 25, was swimming on the north side of the Pacific Pier south of La Jolla around 2am Thursday when he disappeared beneath the waves, KUSI reported.
Sabrina Laffan, mom of Oakland firefighter Caeden Laffan, holds the flag from his casket given to her at his memorial service aboard the USS Hornet in Alameda, Calif., on Tuesday, July 10, 2024.
25-year old Caeden Laffan walked into the ocean at Pacific Beach early Thursday. His body was found about 4 a.m. north of Crystal Pier.
25-year-old Oakland firefighter-paramedic who drowned was from Sacramento 'My feet are stuck in stone. I don't really know what to do. I'm not really processing it,' Caeden Laffan's friend said.
Oakland fire Chief Damon Covington spoke about the loss of 25-year-old firefighter Caeden Laffan, who drowned in the waters off a San Diego-area beach. This article tagged under: Oakland ...
Caeden Laffan died June 27 when he went into the ocean about 2 a.m. on the north side of the Pacific Pier south of La Jolla. Laffan had been in town for the California Firefighter Summer Games.