Officials have boats, helicopters, and drones checking the banks and said they will search the area as long as it takes to find the person.
Houston authorities are searching Buffalo Bayou after they say a resident saw someone in the water Thursday afternoon.At about 1:45 p.m., crews responded to the bayou near San Felipe and Voss Street.
Village Fire Department Interim Chief Howard Miller said someone reported seeing a person waving and splashing in the water before calling 911.Miller said they have boats, helicopters, and drones checking the banks. "The water is moving pretty quickly - swollen from the rains. So, that's creating a problem in itself," Miller said, adding that they will search the area "as long as it takes."Copyright © 2023 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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