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Shoreline to be searched again in Jordan Cobb hunt Jordan Cobb hunt: Shoreline to be searched again
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Another shoreline search is to be carried out for a missing teenager who leapt from a ferry into a river between Devon and Cornwall.Another shoreline search is to be carried out for a missing teenager who leapt from a ferry into a river between Devon and Cornwall.
Jordan Cobb, 16, from Plymouth, jumped from the Torpoint ferry into the River Tamar late on New Year's Eve.Jordan Cobb, 16, from Plymouth, jumped from the Torpoint ferry into the River Tamar late on New Year's Eve.
The search will involve the Coastguard, the Ministry of Defence and Devon and Cornwall Police.The search will involve the Coastguard, the Ministry of Defence and Devon and Cornwall Police.
Several searches have been carried out since his disappearance, focussing on the river, the river bed and the shore.Several searches have been carried out since his disappearance, focussing on the river, the river bed and the shore.
Nearby Plymouth Sound has also been searched.Nearby Plymouth Sound has also been searched.
Plymouth police commander Ch Supt Chris Singer, from Devon and Cornwall Police, said on Twitter: "There remains a quiet resolution to find Jordan and return him to his loved ones from all involved in the search."
Police said it was believed Jordan, a year 11 student at Stoke Damerel Community College, had been with a group of friends as the ferry was approaching Torpoint when he jumped.Police said it was believed Jordan, a year 11 student at Stoke Damerel Community College, had been with a group of friends as the ferry was approaching Torpoint when he jumped.