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1 critical, 1 missing after falling from boat in second accident in less than week in Lake Michigan’s ‘Playpen,’ officials say

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In the second serious boating accident in Lake Michigan’s “Playpen” in less than a week, one person was left in critical condition after falling off a boat and search units are still looking for a second person late Wednesday near the Jardine Water filtration plant.

Just before 7 p.m., the Chicago Police Marine Unit responded to reports of a person who fell off a boat in what’s known as Chicago’s “Playpen,” a party-friendly area north of Navy Pier where boats are often anchored and people swim in the lake.

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One person was unresponsive as they were taken to shore and then to Northwestern Memorial Hospital in critical condition, according to a Chicago Police media notification.

As of 8:40 p.m., the Marine Unit continued its search for a second person who fell into the water, police said.

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It’s the second time in less than a week that people were badly hurt in the “Playpen.” On Saturday evening, two women were severely injured in a boating accident.

Lana Batochir, one of the women, was floating on an inflatable raft, when a 37-foot yacht suddenly reversed, sucking her under. Batochir underwent a double leg amputation after her feet were severed by the boat’s propeller.

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