At 3 a.m., a call came over about an attempted suicide at a beach on the West End. Supervisor Stephen Limones was on call and rolled out of bed and drove with lights and sirens to the scene to meet police, fire and EMS.

A family was on the beach and one of them was upset and swam out, reportedly to end his life. Fortunately, in this case, the family was able to bring him back to shore just as the emergency responders pulled up.

Peter Davis is chief of the Galveston Island Beach Patrol. The views in this column are his and do not necessarily represent those of the Beach Patrol, Galveston Park Board of Trustees or any other entity.

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