Teams were stood down after an overnight search that was relaunched on Tuesday morning
Rescue crews have been stood down after a major search for a male swimmer off the coast of Plymouth.
Emergency services were alerted at about 23:00 GMT on Monday after reports a swimmer failed to return to shore.
Three RNLI lifeboats, a coastguard helicopter and police dive teams were involved with the search around the Tinside Lido area of Plymouth Sound.
The search was stood down at 13:35. A police spokesperson said officers remained at the scene.
Devon and Cornwall Police said the missing man’s next of kin had been informed.
Image source, John Baldry
Three lifeboats were launched after reports a swimmer failed to return to shore at about 23:00 GMT
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