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Drowning accidents peak in the summer months.

13-Year-Old Drowns in Boerne Lake, Body Recovered 20 Feet from Shore

Update: Boerne Fire Chief Manny Casarez identified the boy as 13-year-old Jaylen Robinson. Read the full report to hear his warnings on water safety at Beorne Lake.

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