Three people rescued from Brazos River

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Three people rescued from Brazos River

2015-06-09T02:38:29Z

WACO, TX (KXXV) - Emergency responders rescued three people from the Brazos River near Cameron Park East after their kayak overturned Monday afternoon.

An officer on the opposite side of the river spotted the three, who were able to make it to a brushy area and hold on.

Waco firefighters launched their rescue boat and were able to find them within minutes.

No one was hurt and firefighters were able to retrieve their kayak further down the river.

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