Searchers find body of ranger in Tyler State Park, park remains closed, Pennsylvania State Police say
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Tyler State Park in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, reopened Tuesday, two days after search crews recovered the body of a park resource ranger who died after his boat capsized on the Neshaminy Creek. The body of 38-year-old Park Resource Ranger Alec Campbell, who was from Delaware County, was found on Sunday, May 25, according to Pennsylvania State Police and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Campbell's kayak capsized May 23 just before noon, officials said.
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Main Idea: Park ranger Alec Campbell died after his kayak capsized at Tyler State Park, and the park has since reopened while investigators review the incident.
Key Points:
- Campbell, a 38-year-old park resource ranger from Delaware County, was found dead on Sunday after going missing on the Neshaminy Creek.
- Officials said his kayak capsized on May 23, just before noon.
- Tyler State Park was closed over the weekend and remained closed on Monday during the search, then reopened Tuesday.
- Gov. Josh Shapiro ordered flags at commonwealth facilities to fly at half-staff in Campbell’s honor, and state police are investigating.
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A park ranger’s death may worry visitors and workers about safety on trails and water, and the park closure can disrupt weekend plans and local businesses.
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