Beaumaris lifeboat volunteers tasked to incident close inshore.
The volunteer crew members of the R N LI Beaumaris lifeboat received a launch request at 9.27 pm from the U.K Coastguard, to proceed to an incident close inshore.
The Beaumaris lifeboat Annette Mary Liddington launched at 9.36 pm and proceeded to the area, but however whilst on route the U.K. Coastguard advised that the presence of a lifeboat was no longer be required.
Fortunately North Wales police officers had managed to resolve the situation without assistance from the volunteer lifeboat crew..
The open inflatable inshore lifeboat with her volunteer crew arrived back at Beaumaris at 9.53 pm being refuelled, washed down and ready for her next service call by 10.25 pm.
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