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Former combat medic who died paddle boarding near Annapolis known as a fierce competitor
After losing his arms in a motorcycle accident in New York in 2016, Cody Iorns continued to push himself through sport
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Former combat medic who died paddle boarding near Annapolis known as a fierce competitor
By Phil Davis
The Washington D.C. man who died after being found in the Chesapeake Bay Wednesday was making a name for himself locally as someone who wouldn’t let his disability stand in the way of his goals.
Cody Iorns, 25, died at a local hospital after he was pulled to shore by a group of paddle boarders near Annapolis.
Natural Resources Police spokeswoman Candy Thomson said he was part of a group of four paddle boarders who went into the Chesapeake Bay off Tolly Point at the mouth of the Severn River around 6:30 p.m. Investigators are trying to determine a cause of death, as Iorns was found face down in the water by one of his fellow paddle boarders.
The former army medic was a double amputee known for not allowing his condition to stop his love of competitive sports, which caught the eyes of local and national media outlets.
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This story will be updated.
By Phil Davis
The Washington D.C. man who died after being found in the Chesapeake Bay Wednesday was making a name for himself locally as someone who wouldn’t let his disability stand in the way of his goals.
Cody Iorns, 25, died at a local hospital after he was pulled to shore by a group of paddle boarders near Annapolis.
Natural Resources Police spokeswoman Candy Thomson said he was part of a group of four paddle boarders who went into the Chesapeake Bay off Tolly Point at the mouth of the Severn River around 6:30 p.m. Investigators are trying to determine a cause of death, as Iorns was found face down in the water by one of his fellow paddle boarders.
The former army medic was a double amputee known for not allowing his condition to stop his love of competitive sports, which caught the eyes of local and national media outlets.
....
This story will be updated.
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