Mosley, 67, is a well-known figure in Britain due to his frequent appearances on television and radio, as well as his column in the Daily Mail newspaper.
Following his death, the name of the hostage rescue operation in which he was killed was changed from "Seeds of Summer" to "Operation Arnon" in his memory.
The Beach Patrol Chief for the area, Peter Davis, told Fox26 Houston that despite Humphrey's frightening encounter, "shark bites are really uncommon for us here in Galveston."
Williams has since filed a countersuit, arguing that the alleged victim harmed her reputation and business relationships by claiming she was assaulted.
Authorities have alerted residents to stand at least 33 feet from the tracks and to never climb on any railway equipment or infrastructure for better views.
Some studies have linked red dye to a spike in colorectal cancer cases and other health issues, including allergies, migraines, and mental health disorders.