The news of Cameron Robbins’ death has enraged the netizens. Authorities are searching in the Bahamas for an American teenager who has gone missing after going overboard during a sunset cruise.
Cameron Robbins (18) was celebrating his high school graduation at Baton Rouge in Louisiana.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force says that the child probably jumped from a pleasure boat at Athol Island near Nassau. CBS station WAFB-TV reported that witnesses said he was doing it on a dare.
Robbins, a wanted man, is also being sought by Police, U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Bahamas Defence Force.
The Coast Guard reported on Thursday that air personnel was helping in the search.
In an email sent to McClatchy News on May 25, LSU’s Abbi Laymoun said that 18-year old Cameron Robbins was missing after he fell overboard from a boat in the Bahamas.
The school administrators are aware of the situation, and they provide additional counselors to students and faculty members who know him. Continue reading to find out more about Cameron Robbins’s death.
Cameron Robbins Death Hoax
According LSU officials Cameron Robbins is missing in Bahamas after going overboard on Wednesday night. His death has yet to be verified.
In an Facebook post, U.S. Coast Guard stated that it was assisting the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in “search efforts” for a missing U.S. Citizen believed to have fell overboard during a sunset cruise near Nassau on yesterday evening.
According to WBRZ, the Royal Bahamas Police Force is investigating claims that Robbins jumped into the sea at a dare while wearing a swimsuit and swimming in the water next to the boat.
Kevin George, Lab School director, told the website that a 13-year-old child was at U-High. “That special child has spent his entire education career here .”
He is a fantastic athlete, with a wonderful kid, a beautiful grin, and an amazing head of hair. It’s one of the kids that you are so proud of when they cross the stage.
Is American tennage missing during Bahamas Cruise dead or alive?
LSU reports that Robbins is still missing, despite the fact that officials are searching for him. Officials have also said that many seniors from other high schools went to Atlantis on a trip that U-High had not sanctioned.
Kevin George, the director of University Lab School, confirmed that he has contacted Robbins’ family.
In times like these we must support each other and band together.
George said that additional counselors would be on campus in order to interact with educators and students.
George said, “Our thoughts and our prayers are with the Robbins Family & we request that you also keep them in yours.”
The school held a prayer vigil on Thursday morning for its students. Please be patient as this is a continuing story. Soon, we will provide more details.