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Q: Sneaker wave reportedly caught elderly man and swept him into sea near Pacifica Pier. He reportedly drowned. pic.twitter.com/Ro2eNAqLdp — Vic Lee (@vicleeabc7) February 9, 2016 
  
 Man's female companion was rescued and is being treated at Seton Med Ctr. pic.twitter.com/iQopZnugBo — Vic Lee (@vicleeabc7) February 9, 2016 
  
 The U.S. Coast Guard and a Good Samaritan dove into action to try to save a couple trapped by rough waves off a Bay Area beach. Sadly, one person has died.It happened Tuesday afternoon at Sharp Park Beach, south of the Pacifica Municipal Pier.ABC7 News learned the man who died is 60-year-old Larry Moore of Pacifica. Witnesses say he was trying to save his wife who got swept into the water by a sneaker wave.Surfer Trevor Griffiths said, "One word was all I heard, 'Help!'"Griffiths was watching the waves from Sharp Park Beach when he heard a woman cry for help. She was in the water, struggling to stay afloat.Griffiths said, "I grabbed her and helped her get up the beach, but we got sucked back in and thrown over one time."However, he was able to finally get her to safety. Griffiths said, "She said that she was walking and got swept out and that her husband had tried to go in after her."But Moore was swept out by a strong rip current and witness Beth Grossman said the waves kept taking him back out into the ocean.Firefighters searched for the Moore from the beach and a U.S. Coast Guard chopper was called in to scan the shore until he was found.Clyde Preston from the North County Fire Authority said, "They were able to lower a rescue swimmer from the helicopter into the water and grab hold of the victim."Both Moore and his wife were taken to the hospital. Rescue crews believe Moore may have been in the water for more than 15 minutes.Another beachgoer said, "We've had a lot of people pass away here, unfortunately."The warning signs are posted everywhere about surf danger, but the ocean can be deceiving on warm or sunny days.Surfer Greg Gubser demonstrated how easy it is to get slammed down by crashing waves. He explained, "When water drains off the beach, it just trips you up, sucks you into the underwater hole and the next wave breaks on your head."Again, there are warning signs about the danger of sneaker waves and rip tides posted all along Pacifica's shoreline. So swimmers, surfers, and beachgoers need to beware and remember to never turn your back on the ocean. ||||| Related Coverage Photos: Pacifica dealing with more coastal erosion 
  
 PACIFICA (KRON) — The U.S. Coast Guard staged a water rescue near the Pacifica Pier after a couple was swept off the beach into the ocean Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 It is not known how the woman was rescued, but the Coast Guard confirms she was transported to a hospital. Her condition is not known at this time. 
  
 Earlier reports said the couple had tripped and fell into the ocean but the Coast Guard confirmed they were actually swept off the beach. 
  
 The incident happened at around 2 p.m., according to Coast Guard Lt. Marcia Medina. 
  
 A male victim was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter crew around 3:15 p.m. But the San Mateo County Coroner’s Office confirmed Tuesday night that the man died. 
  
 He has been identified as 60-year-old Larry Moore of Pacifica. The cause of his death is still being investigated. 
  
 Moore reportedly tried to save his wife, who was hit by the wave and adrift in the ocean on Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 Moore and his wife previously lived at the Pacifica Skies Estates, an RV Park currently in a battle with the city. Residents said he was one of the main voices fighting evictions. 
  
 Stay with KRON for updates on this breaking news story. 
  
 Bay City News contributed to this report 
  
 This slideshow requires JavaScript. ||||| PACIFICA (CBS SF) — A 60-year-old man died Tuesday afternoon after he and a woman in Pacifica were apparently swept into the ocean by a large wave. 
  
 The San Mateo County coroner’s office said Larry Moore was pronounced dead at 3:20 p.m., about five minutes after he was pulled from the ocean by a Coast Guard helicopter. 
  
 The U.S. Coast Guard responded to the incident around 2 p.m. and staged a water rescue near the Pacifica Pier after the couple was knocked into the water, according to Coast Guard Lt. Marcia Medina. 
  
 The woman was pulled to safety by an unknown party by the time rescuers arrived, but Larry Moore appeared to be unconscious when he was pulled from the water. 
  
 Both the man and the woman were taken to a hospital. The woman’s condition has not yet been released. |||||
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A 60-year-old man from Northern California is dead after he and his wife were swept out to sea by a powerful wave earlier this week, CBS San Francisco reports. It appears Larry and Claudia Moore were walking along the beach near Pacifica Pier when a sneaker wave pulled Claudia Moore into the ocean, according to KRON. Larry Moore attempted to rescue his wife but was swept further out by a rip tide, reports ABC7. A witness tells KTVU that Larry Moore tried to fight the rip tide, while his wife let it carry her further out, which may have saved her life. Another bystander dove in and rescued her: "I grabbed her and helped her get up the beach," surfer Trevor Griffiths tells ABC 7. Coast Guard rescuers in a helicopter later pulled Larry Moore from the water—accounts say he was in there anywhere from 15 minutes to more than an hour—and he was pronounced dead five minutes after the rescue. Claudia Moore tells KTVU that she had told her husband to go for help instead of trying to rescue her, because she felt she could stay afloat. Signs warn visitors about rip tides and sneaker waves all along Sharp Park Beach. "We've had a lot of people pass away here, unfortunately," one person tells ABC7. (A man vacationing with his family drowned while trying to rescue a woman.)