Another Boating Accident
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Another Boating Accident
Just heard this on the news
It appears everyone will be OK
5 injured in LI boat collision
10/12/2008, 3:46 a.m. EDT
The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Five people are recovering from a boat collision in the waters off Long Island.
Police in Nassau County say a 29-foot motorboat hit a 22-footer in Merrick on Saturday afternoon.
The collision, near Sloop Channel, injured Michael Marron, of Seaford; Scott Hogan, of Manhattan; and James Ford, of Seaford. Police say they were treated for cuts.
It appears everyone will be OK
5 injured in LI boat collision
10/12/2008, 3:46 a.m. EDT
The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Five people are recovering from a boat collision in the waters off Long Island.
Police in Nassau County say a 29-foot motorboat hit a 22-footer in Merrick on Saturday afternoon.
The collision, near Sloop Channel, injured Michael Marron, of Seaford; Scott Hogan, of Manhattan; and James Ford, of Seaford. Police say they were treated for cuts.
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Runaway jet boat ejects passengers, hits docks
Sunday, October 12, 2008 6:31 AM CDT
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. (60 MM) -- A couple guys out for some fun in a jet boat got a sudden surprise Wednesday afternoon.
Jason Floyd and Larry Sharp of Edwards, Mo., had just finished fueling at 2:20 p.m. when the vessel's steering cable broke at the mouth of Rainy Creek Cove, near the 60-mile marker.
The jet boat took a hard right ejecting the Edwards duo. It then traveled about 150 feet with no one at the helm, ricocheted off a dock, struck a seawall, zoomed across the cove and smashed into two more docks before finally coming to rest.
Floyd was taken to Lake Regional Hospital with moderate injuries.
The boat was totaled.
Another case for wearing a lanyard.
Sunday, October 12, 2008 6:31 AM CDT
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. (60 MM) -- A couple guys out for some fun in a jet boat got a sudden surprise Wednesday afternoon.
Jason Floyd and Larry Sharp of Edwards, Mo., had just finished fueling at 2:20 p.m. when the vessel's steering cable broke at the mouth of Rainy Creek Cove, near the 60-mile marker.
The jet boat took a hard right ejecting the Edwards duo. It then traveled about 150 feet with no one at the helm, ricocheted off a dock, struck a seawall, zoomed across the cove and smashed into two more docks before finally coming to rest.
Floyd was taken to Lake Regional Hospital with moderate injuries.
The boat was totaled.
Another case for wearing a lanyard.
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Mike Is A Friend Of Mine ,,He Was Out In His 29 Fountain And The Other Person Involved Hit Him In The Side ,Put A Hole In It And Sunk They Got A Few Cuts And Bruises Will Be OK