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London Diver's Body Found In B.C. Waters More Than 7 Weeks After He Went Missing

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 27 Aug, 2015 12:42 PM
    VICTORIA — The coroners service says the body of a 28-year-old British police officer who went missing during a dive has been recovered.
     
    Man Timothy Chu was vacationing in the Victoria area when he went on a charter dive in a marine ecological reserve at Race Rocks, in Juan de Fuca Strait, southwest of Victoria.
     
    Chu became separated from a divemaster on July 5 and failed to surface.
     
    A search involving military aircraft, the coast guard and the Search and Rescue Society of BC failed to find any trace of the experienced diver.
     
    On Sunday, a fisherman spotted a man's body off a buoy at Race Rocks, and the coroner began the process of identifying him.
     
    Chu's family has said he was serving as a special constable in London, was about to begin training as a lawyer, and a guild in the capital city honoured him as Soldier of the Year in 2011.

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