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  Six teens fishing in an old quarry pond in Pittsford are expected to recover after the boat they were in started to sink, forcing the teens to jump overboard. The six teenage boys, ranging from 14 to 18 years old, were all on the boat when it started to take on water Tuesday evening. The pond on Clover Street, near the New York state Thruway, is a spot where local residents swim and fish, he said. Deputies were dispatched to the area of 3550 Clover St. All six teens jumped into the water to swim to shore, but the 14-year-old "began to experience some difficulty as he was swimming, and went under the water. The teen became "unconscious and unresponsive,". The others pulled him to the shore and began CPR. The teen regained consciousness, deputies said. The teens weren't wearing life jackets. The teens were out of the water by the time emergency responders arrived, according to the sheriff's office. Two teens were taken to Strong Memorial Hospital to be evaluated. The others were treated at the scene. "The property is posted and there is a locked gate at the entrance". The entrance to the abandoned quarry on Clover Street in Pittsford, where deputies said six teens went fishing Tuesday night. Capt. said in a Wednesday afternoon press conference that the water in the quarry was likely cold and that the area is not safe for swimming or boating. Subject was unsure how far the boat was away from the shore when it started to take on water. The teens had been at the quarry for at least three hours when the boat started to sink. "Very lucky," Subject said. "It's a very remote area. It's hard to access, so it took a little bit of time for rescue personnel to make it there. Obviously, not a safe situation. It's definitely not a place where we would want anybody boating.
  