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Could You, Would You… Dive Into A Lake to Find A Stranger’s Lost Phone

A woman dropped her phone into a New Hampshire lake and it was rescued from 15 feet of water by a volunteer diver from a nearby boat.

Dianne Bonfiglio accidentally dropped her cellphone into the lake in the dock area during the weekend.

The department said a young man named Simon was on a pontoon boat with friends nearby and offered to take a dive into the lake to look for the lost phone.

Sporting a pair of goggled donated by a worker at the nearby Harborside Trading, he was able to retrieve the phone on his first dive.

“There was a crowd of onlookers that all cheered when he found it and when Dianne realized the phone still worked.”

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