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Jakob Rodgers

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Covering breaking news for @mercnews & @eastbaytimes. Formerly of @csgazette & @GreeleyTribune. DMs open. Message for Signal.
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San Francisco: Officials find one body, search for sunken boat as investigation grinds into gear Original

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By Jakob Rodgers Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
The man commanding the three-story boat that sank earlier this week off Alcatraz Island lamented the “horrible” tragedy in a brief interview Thursday while mourning his dead brother and the others still missing from that voyage: his sister, a sister-in-law and a family friend.
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Search to end at sunset for survivors of capsized boat in San Francisco Bay

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By Jason Green Verified, Rick Hurd Verified, Jakob Rodgers Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
SAN FRANCISCO — A memorial service on San Francisco Bay became its own tragedy Tuesday when a three-story boat carrying 20 people capsized in rough waters near Alcatraz Island, killing one person and leaving three others unaccounted for more than a day later. The U.S. Coast Guard planned to end its search for the three missing passengers at sundown Wednesday, turning a rescue operation that spanned an area larger than Yosemite National Park into a recovery effort.
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