>> I was on duty that day,
and the R, C and P asked for assistance.
They were looking for a young girl
that was missing in the lake.
Unfortunately, the girl did not survive.
I learned that she was 12 years old,
and I have a son that's the same age.
So I kind of started thinking about it.
And later I found out about these lifejacket stations
that they have in certain lakes and swimming areas,
brought it to the Explorers to see if they were interested
in doing that as a project, and they were.
>> I'm Teresa Fast. I'm the Patrol Explorer
in charge for the Oroville Explorer post, 0023.
Our Border Patrol Explorer post is a program
for youth learning about law enforcement.
And we do a lot of community service for our community here.
So the project is a lifejacket station for people
to borrow a lifejacket to stay safe in the waters.
The idea came from our advisor,
who was on a search and rescue call,
and saw Naziha Mohammed pulled out of the water.
As a post, we fundraised about $400
to build the lifejacket station,
and had a couple other community businesses help us out.
So our post came together
and made the plans out and got the donations,
and built the lifejacket stations.
>> And I just really hope that something good
can come out of this tragedy, which is why we did it.