article_snippet.sent: Peter Reece told police that Peter Reece and Peter Reece family had been driving on an Ocean Shores beach when he and his family stopped on the edge of the surf to look at the water.
article_snippet.sent: Peter Reece, his fiancee, baby and mother Peter Reece were parked on an Ocean Shores, Washington, beach on Thursday when the tide came in and trapped his family .
article_snippet.sent: Peter Reece, his fiancee, baby and mother his family parked near the West Chance ala Mer beach approach.
article_snippet.sent: Peter Reece said that the tide was 30 feet from where Peter Reece, his fiancee, baby and mother were parked, but within a few minutes it had already reached so far up that it was hitting The car.
article_snippet.sent: I was just trying to get us out as quickly as possible because I know when the tide gets higher the tide takes everything with the tide,' Peter Reece said.
article_snippet.sent: Ocean Shores police  arrived on scene, finding Peter Reece in the car with Peter Reece mother and six-month-old baby, according to KBKW.
article_snippet.sent: Usually people are more aware of the tides,' Police officer Paul Henderson said, adding that the Reece family was close to the surf.
highlights_snippet.sent: Peter Reece, Peter Reece fiancee, baby and mother were parked on an Ocean Shores beach on Thursday when the tide reached Peter Reece, his fiancee, baby and mother vehicle .
  