Man found unresponsive at UC Berkeley fraternity pool
The young man, who was estimated to be just 19-20 years old, was reportedly found at the pool in cardiac arrest without a pulse.
A young man was rushed to Highland Hospital late Friday night after being found without a pulse at a UC Berkeley fraternity pool, according to preliminary reports.
The Berkeley Fire Department was dispatched to Alpha Delta Phi, at 2422 Prospect St., just before 11:30 p.m. to render aid, according to radio traffic reviewed by The Scanner.
The young man, who was estimated to be just 19-20 years old, was found outside the pool in cardiac arrest, according to BFD radio traffic.
He remained unresponsive despite life-saving efforts including CPR.
Berkeley Fire rushed him to Highland Hospital "Code 3" (emergency status).
His condition as of publication time was not available. The Scanner is seeking additional information.
According to its website, the Alpha Delta Phi California Chapter at UC Berkeley was established in 1908 and counts Walter Haas Jr. and Allan Sproul among its notable alumni.
The Alpha Delta Phi pool is clearly visible on Google Maps and features prominently in its rush materials on social media.
