[police siren]
Stop, stop, stop, stop, everybody.
[police radio traffic]
Thank you.
Overdrive kick in now, please, that'd be great.
Huh, one thing automatically works great.
Beach fire one.
Your glasses-- sorry, I didn't want to squish them.
[police radio traffic]
How far down?
They went down about a mile already.
OK, thank you.
You good?
Hold on.
I'm putting these on my hat.
My radio's gotta go there.
[police radio traffic]
The call was for a kayaker, a juvenile kayaker,
possibly in distress, which, that's
a big deal for a juvenile.
Sometimes they don't know how to ride the kayak.
So Michael's going to go check him out.
I think that's the boat right there.
And I'm just going to go down here and back Michael
up and see if he needs any help with anything.
I'd trust Michael with my life, so he's good to go.
[police radio traffic]
We have another structure fire, too,
so that's what all the traffic is.
Zoom in on Michael.
He's just going to go check that guy out.
[police radio traffic]
At this point what we'd be worried about,
it's a canoe, not a kayak, so it could take on water
and then he'd be in distress real fast.
So he's going to go out and check on him,
make sure everything's kosher before we just leave him alone.
[police radio traffic]
I think Michael just convinced him to come back in.
Apparently, you're not allowed to canoe to Cuba here.
Tell me that again?
Apparently you're not allowed to canoe to Cuba from Panama
City.
What were you doing out there?
Me--
You try to go to Cuba?
I was just enjoying the tide and the waves
and stuff, the sun, just beautiful weather and stuff.
Absolutely loved it.
The call came in as emergent.
We had to go check on him, make sure everything was good.
Paddled out to him.
I guess he came from all the way down there,
which is a bit of a hike.
Props to that guy, that's a long way to go.
So I think we're just going to throw his canoe on top of one
of the trucks and give him a lift back.
So when you swam out to him, you
realized he wasn't in distress or anything?
Oh, dude, as I was going out, I was calling out to him
and he, he seemed totally fine.
I'm sure it's nothing he couldn't handle.
We're just saving him some time.
And his phone died, too, so now maybe his parents
won't be freaking out.