Shocking moment ‘ruthless idiot’ swimmer risks life by digging in 30-foot...

This is the shocking moment when a “ruthless idiot” risks his life by stone gravestones from a dam in 30 foot waves during a storm.

The man was captured when the waves were bigger than a double decker bus that hit the coast in Sennen Cove, West Cornwall.

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This is the moment a ruthless thrill seeker plunges off a dam into waves higher than a double-decker bus Photo credit: SWNS: South West News Service


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The man was captured when he fell into the water at Sennen Cove, CornwallPhoto credit: SWNS: South West News Service
It comes as the remnants of Hurricane Epsilon bring huge waves and dangerous conditions to the county
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It comes as the remnants of Hurricane Epsilon bring huge waves and dangerous conditions to the countyPhoto credit: Mike Hill / pictureexclusive.com

RNLI officials have warned visitors enjoying a halftime break in the county to stay away from the water, raise red flags and close the beach because they fear someone could be injured.

But it didn’t stop ruthless thrill seekers from dodging huge waves to run across the sand – while an idiot jumped off the wall into the “wild” sea.

The photographer Colin Paul, who spotted the man who jumped into the water, called him an “idiot”.

Stunning photos of the Cornish coastline show the effects of Hurricane Epsilon, which brought more than a month of rain, as well as winds reaching 100 km / h.

The late-season category three storm was tracked east of Bermuda – but the remnants have now hit the UK.

And in Cornwall, the RNLI shared a video of the moment when a giant sea foam swell suddenly swept ashore and knocked over beachgoers.

Charity officials warned of a “colossal boom” and “extremely dangerous conditions”.

People walking near the water on Treyarnon Bay in Padstow were pulled back by the force of the wave as they tried to run away.

Lifeguards rushed to help, but one of the RNLI’s 4 × 4 vehicles got caught in the foam as the volunteers escorted beachgoers to safety.

Photos show the foam that extends past the driver’s side window and completely covers the windshield.

And a family of nine screamed in fear when they were washed up at sea 40 miles from Padstow Beach yesterday.

An RNLI 4x4 fell into foam as lifeguards rushed to rescue visitors from a beach
An RNLI 4 × 4 fell into foam as lifeguards rushed to clear visitors from a beach
And a family of nine cried out for help as they were dragged further down the coast to the sea
And a family of nine cried out for help as they were dragged further down the coast to the sea
RNLI officials have hoisted red flags on the beaches to show halftime visitors not to go near the sea
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RNLI officials have raised red flags on the beaches to show half-time visitors not to go near the seaPhoto credit: SWNS: South West News Service

The family was hit by a wave of freaks in Gwithian.

They had been sitting on rocks above the swell when they were knocked off their feet and dragged into the water.

Terrified bystanders called emergency services and RNLI volunteers, Coast Guard officers and the Cornwall Air Ambulance were called to the beach.

RNLI helmsman Rob Cocking said: “Luckily everyone made it and was immediately met by the waiting ambulance.”

Two family members had to be treated in the hospital.

A picture of giant waves was posted on Twitter by the witness Lincoln Green, who said, “These waves wiped out almost an entire family on the beach.

“They were about 10 feet from the water, but a freak wave came and pulled them out.”

Steve Instance, RNLI head of water safety in the Southwest, said the waves would be particularly violent today.

“Sea conditions will be extremely dangerous and it is likely that most of the beaches will be marked in red with huge waves, strong currents and increased tidal fluctuations,” he said.

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“If you are tempted to get in the water, please go to one of the 27 lifeguard beaches and listen to their advice – if there are no flags, there are no lifeguards.

“Don’t go into the water when the red flag is blowing.

“It only takes seconds to get caught in such conditions.”

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