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Problem:Authorities have found the body of a 4-year-old boy five days after he was swept out to sea by a wave in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. 
  
 The child, identified as Wesley Belisle, was located on Carova Beach at 7:40 a.m. local time on Monday by the Currituck County Sheriff’s Office, the Kitty Hawk Police Department announced on Facebook. 
  
 “Wesley’s family has been notified and are making arrangements for him to be transported back to New Hampshire,” Kitty Hawk police chief Joel C. Johnson wrote on the department’s official Facebook page. “We hope that the outpouring of compassion and offers of support, thoughts and prayers to the Belisle family from people all over the world can bring them some amount of solace in this time of tremendous grief.” 
  
 Carova Beach is on the northern part of the Outer Banks, a popular tourist destination where the boy was pulled away by the sea last Wednesday. His mother “subsequently lost sight of him in the surf,” the Coast Guard said last week. 
  
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 The Coast Guard said they learned that the child was swept away by a wave “at approximately 4 p.m.” local time last Wednesday. 
  
 “I can’t imagine what the family of this little boy is going through right now,” Capt. Bion Stewart, commander of the Coast Guard’s North Carolina sector, said at the time. 
  
 Shortly after the incident, Kitty Hawk police chief Johnson addressed the “tragic accident” in a statement on social media. 
  
 “Under the watchful eye of the attending parents while walking along the shore, a four-year-old boy was swept away from his mother into the ocean and carried away by the current,” he wrote. “As parents, this is our worst nightmare, even for those of us who love and have grown up by the ocean.” 
  
 Johnson added: “Please join us in thought and prayer for this family as we mourn with them the loss and give thanks for the well-being of our own children.” 
  
 The Coast Guard and the Kitty Hawk Police Department suspended their search for Wesley last Wednesday following a 10 hour-long hunt for the child. 
  
 “Suspending a search for anyone, let alone a young child, is the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do,” Stewart said in a news release after the Coast Guard ended its search. 
  
 On Thursday, Johnson announced that “at this time all search efforts have been suspended and have now transitioned to recovery efforts.” 
  
 Explaining what “recovery efforts” entail, Johnson told PEOPLE on Thursday “we are looking for his remains.” 
  
 “We are patrolling the beach…and a lot of citizens are out there looking for him, hoping that he will surface,” he continued to PEOPLE. 
  
 The Kitty Hawk community came together in support of the family, according to local news outlet WAVY, with some creating a seashell memorial in the shape of a heart on the beach. ||||| News Release U.S. Coast Guard 5th District Mid-Atlantic 
  
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 Coast Guard suspends its search for child swept to sea near Kitty Hawk, NC 
  
 WILMINGTON, N.C. — The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a 4-year-old boy who was swept away by a wave in Kitty Hawk Wednesday. 
  
 Watchstanders in the Sector North Carolina command center in Wilmington received initial notification at approximately 4 p.m. that the boy had been swept away from his mother who subsequently lost sight of him in the surf. 
  
  
  
 The Coast Guard launched an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Elizabeth City and a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat crew from Station Oregon Inlet to search for the boy. 
  
  
  
 The crews arrived on scene and searched along with crews from Kitty Hawk Beach Rescue, Kitty Hawk Fire Dept., Dare County, Corolla Ocean Rescue and others. 
  
  
  
 Coast Guard crews in coordination with local agencies searched a total of 130 square nautical miles for 10 hours. 
  
  
  
 The Coast Guard suspended its search at 8:30 p.m. 
  
 "Suspending a search for anyone, let alone a young child, is the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do," said Capt. Bion Stewart, commander, Sector North Carolina. "I can't imagine what the family of this little boy is going through right now." ||||| Sign in using you account with: {* loginWidget *} 
  
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 Click here to return to the page you were visiting. ||||| KITTY HAWK, N.C. (WAVY) -- Residents in the Outer Banks came together Thursday for the family of a four-year-old boy who was swept away in the surf. 
  
 The Coast Guard suspended its search for the child after five hours on Wednesday night; however, local authorities are leading what's called a "recovery operation." 
  
 Locals created a heart-shaped memorial of seashells on the beach Thursday with messages of hope for the family. One shell read, "Your OBX family is praying for you." 
  
 Mary Dunstan, who started the memorial, says she felt compelled to offer support. 
  
 "We're all coming together and sending our love and surrounding this family in prayer," said Dunstan. 
  
 Jonathan Jernigan drove from Chesapeake to scan the ocean from above using his power paraglider 
  
 "It was on my mind when I went to bed. It was on my mind when I woke up, so I was like why not, Jernigan said. 
  
 The Coast Guard says the boy was swept into the water by a "rogue" wave around 4 p.m. Wednesday near Lillian Street while walking along the beach with his mother. 
  
 Police say the family is in the area vacationing from New Hampshire and the boy was the couple's only child. 
  
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 A MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew helicopter out of Elizabeth City and a response boat from the Oregon Inlet were dispatched to search for the boy. Corolla, Dare County, and Kill Devil Hills rescue squads are now working the case. 
  
 A combined 130 square nautical miles were searched, according to the Coast Guard. 
  
 As crews continued to search, Kitty Hawk Police Chief Joel Johnson shared this message Wednesday night: 
  
 A tragic accident occurred today in Kitty Hawk. Under the watchful eye of the attending parents while walking along the shore, a four year old boy was swept from his mother into the ocean and carried away by the current. As parents, this is our worst nightmare, even for those of us who love and have grown up by the ocean. Please join us in thought and prayer for this family as we mourn with them the loss and give thanks for the well-being of our own children. 
  
 Captain Bion Stewart, commander of the Coast Guard's North Carolina sector: 
  
 "Suspending a search for anyone, let alone a young child, is the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do. I can't imagine what the family of this little boy is going through right now." 
  
 This is a developing story, stay with WAVY.com for updates. |||||
Solution:
The body of a 4-year-old boy has been found five days after a rogue wave swept him out to sea during a family vacation to the Outer Banks, a popular tourist destination in North Carolina. "Under the watchful eye of the attending parents while walking along the shore" in Kitty Hawk, Wesley Belisle "was swept from his mother into the ocean and carried away by the current," the Kitty Hawk Police Department said in a Facebook post Wednesday. The boy's mother "subsequently lost sight of him in the surf," the Coast Guard said last week, per People. The family was visiting from New Hampshire, and Wesley was their only child, police told WAVY. After 10 hours, the search for Wesley was suspended, which the commander of the Coast Guard’s North Carolina sector called "the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do." The search effort transitioned to a recovery effort, and on Monday morning, the boy's body was found on Carova Beach, about 34 miles north of Kitty Hawk, WSOC reports. "Wesley's family has been notified and are making arrangements for him to be transported back to New Hampshire," Kitty Hawk PD says on Facebook. "We hope that the outpouring of compassion and offers of support, thoughts and prayers to the Belisle family from people all over the world can bring them some amount of solace in this time of tremendous grief."