Relatives of a 43-year-old woman who had been snorkeling at Sharks Cove found her unconscious this afternoon.

Emergency Services Department spokeswoman Shayne Enright said in an email that the woman, a visitor from Washington state, got into trouble while snorkeling.

The surf was about 2 feet high. Bystanders started CPR until lifeguards arrived just after 12:30 p.m. Friday.

Emergency Medical Services personnel took over lifesaving treatment and transported her in critical condition by ambulance to an emergency room.

The woman was wearing a full face mask.

Enright said no lifeguards are stationed at Sharks Cove, and urges the public to swim at lifeguarded beaches.

Of the four drownings on Oahu this year, three have occurred at beaches without lifeguards.

Teens charged in robbery at Kapolei bus stop

A 19-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been charged in connection with a robbery that occurred at a bus stop in Kapolei.

Kevin Bailey II was charged Thursday with first-degree robbery. He is scheduled to appear at his preliminary hearing Wednesday. His bail has been set at $50,000.

No information was available on the juvenile because he is considered a minor.

Police said three suspects including one identified as Bailey robbed a 22-year-old man at a bus stop in Kapolei early Wednesday. All three were later identified that morning and arrested on suspicion of first-degree robbery.

Resident pleads guilty to hitting London police

LONDON >> A tourist from Hawaii pleaded guilty Friday to punching two London police officers Wednesday outside Buckingham Palace.

A prosecutor said 36-year-old Ryan Robinson of Kaneohe asked the armed officers, “Do you know any jokes?” before punching one in the face and trying to grab his Taser.

When the second officer pointed his gun at Robinson and ordered him to stand still, Robinson knocked him to the ground, prosecutor Henry Fitch said. Robinson then pulled the two officers to their feet in “an extraordinary display of strength” and punched one of them again.

He said Robinson was heavily intoxicated and that it took several other officers to restrain and arrest him.

Robinson, who appeared in court with a dirty shirt and bruised eye, admitted two counts of assaulting a police officer.

A judge at Westminster Magistrates’ Court gave him an eight-week suspended sentence and ordered him to pay each victim $280.