Indiana Conservation Officers are utilizing various sonar units, boats, and divers to search the area where the men were last seen.
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(Williams, Ind.) – Indiana Conservation Officers are currently searching for two men who were swept away in the White River near Williams Dam.
Conservation Officers along with members of the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department responded to the East Fork of the White River just downstream of the Williams Dam at approximately 10:00 a.m. on July 21.
Witnesses reported seeing two males attempting to wade across the main river channel to an island, before being swept away by the current.
Indiana Conservation Officers are utilizing various sonar units, boats, and divers to search the area where the men were last seen.
The search is continued today.
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