There are no rescuers in the tragedy of Malcolm Jamal Warner

Malcolm Jamal Warner He has sent tragic and sudden shock waves across Hollywood and left many sad fans.

Reports confirmed that the actor, who is popular with the role of Theo Hokstabe in “The Cosby Show”, passed away on July 20 after an accident in Playa Grande in Limon Province, Costa Rica.

In the wake of the tragedy, a new update appeared about the accident, and revealed that there were no rescuers on the beach at the time of the actor’s death.

On July 21, the Caribbean goalkeeper, the Volunteer Rescue Association in Costa Rica, moved to Facebook to announce the death of Malcolm-Jamar Warner.

“We regret the death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner in Playa Grande. I was swept away from the remnants of strong waste and died because of drowning. Everything was very fast, and although there were people on the beach who came to save him, they did not reach time,” the statement. Read.

The association also revealed that the actor had been withdrawn from underwater without any vital signs, and that attempts to revive him, including CPR, were made, but they did not succeed.

Caribbean goalkeeper Playa Grande described as one of the most “difficult beaches” with warnings of death due to drowning.

While the rescuers patrolled there over the years, they revealed which they were not present at the time of the accident.

“Because of the last water accidents in Playa Negra, we have redirect resources there and to Chiqita, another distinctive beach known for its strong currents.”

The Caribbean keeper issued a public appeal for government assistance, while emphasizing the need for more funding and employees.

They wrote, “From the Caribbean Sea Guard, which is an association to save the volunteers, we are making an urgent proposal for the head of the nation, the national government, the municipality of Tammana, and the entire Caribbean region community to continue to join the problem, which, unfortunately, at the rise of the country.”

They also made it clear that they did everything possible with the limited resources at their disposal.

The association added that its team has saved many lives over the past few years and warned that, without its existence, the number of drowning will be already in dozens.

They concluded that “we offer everything we have to reduce the risks, but without the help of the government, clear public policies, and strong support from local business owners, this will continue.”

According to reports, the emergency unit was immediately contacted, and three ambulances were sent to the scene.

Upon arrival, the first 54 -year -old respondents announced. The Red Cross also stated that another 35 -year -old man was rescued from the same water in critical condition and rushed to a nearby clinic.

The officials later confirmed the cause of Warner’s death as accidental drowning or submerged.

Meanwhile, Warner’s body has been transferred since Limon to the Criminal Medicine Unit in Saint -Jawakin de Flores for an autopsy.

After the demise of Warner, Eddie Griffin, who starred alongside the actor in the comic play in the late 1990s “Malcolm & Eddie”, went to social media to He praised his friend for a long time.

The two actors spent four seasons playing business partners and friends in the famous UPN series, and building a close friendship outside the screen.

In downloading the emotional Instagram story, Griffin shared a black and white photo of Warner and named “my big little brother”.

He also published a tribute to Warner, writing“My heart is heavy today … because what the world lost was a father, son, poet, musician, actor, teacher, writer, director, friend, and warrior, it was a pleasure to go to war against the Hollywood machine and sometimes with each other because this is what the brothers do, but love was always there.”

Griffin concluded, “You taught me a lot and thank you. I rest well my big little brother.”