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WATCH: Swift Water Rescue Team Saves Man in Rising Hurricane Florence Floodwaters

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An Air and Marine Operations Black Hawk crew prepares to assess damages caused by Hurricane Florence in South Carolina on Sept. 18, 2018. (Ozzy Trevino/CBP)

FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team California Task Force 2 performs a swift water rescue of man trapped in an SUV in Cumberland County, N.C., near the Sampson County line on Sept. 15, 2018.

The 16-member swift-water team and an incident support team member deployed from the Los Angeles County Fire Department on Sept. 10 to support the response to Hurricane Florence.

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