Zabiullah Haliqyar identified as father who dove into American River to save his son
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office has found the body of a father who died in the American River trying to save his son.
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Search continues for father who jumped into American River to save son near No Hands Bridge
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office said the father jumped into the river after he saw his son struggling in the water. Author: Lauren Walike.
Placer County Sheriff’s Office responds to reported drowning near the Confluence of the … – KTVN
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported drowning near the No Hands Bridge on the American River around 11:40 a.m. on Sunday.