Alex Bay speeding ticket
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I was here looking for something else earlier today and stumbled on this thread.
I regularly boat in Canadian water and according to the Police that stopped us a couple
years ago, as long as you aren't anchored or landed, you don't need to report in.You're considered just passing through.
I don't know if that has changed, but I haven't heard anything.
I also saw this on another forum and seems relevant to the discussion. Hopefully more States will look at this.:
http://www.ohiohouse.gov/republicans...er-freedom-act
I regularly boat in Canadian water and according to the Police that stopped us a couple
years ago, as long as you aren't anchored or landed, you don't need to report in.You're considered just passing through.
I don't know if that has changed, but I haven't heard anything.
I also saw this on another forum and seems relevant to the discussion. Hopefully more States will look at this.:
http://www.ohiohouse.gov/republicans...er-freedom-act
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I was here looking for something else earlier today and stumbled on this thread.
I regularly boat in Canadian water and according to the Police that stopped us a couple
years ago, as long as you aren't anchored or landed, you don't need to report in.You're considered just passing through.
I don't know if that has changed, but I haven't heard anything.
I regularly boat in Canadian water and according to the Police that stopped us a couple
years ago, as long as you aren't anchored or landed, you don't need to report in.You're considered just passing through.
I don't know if that has changed, but I haven't heard anything.
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Seriously if you were a paid participant in any pokerrun and get nailed by a LEO for noise....the pokerrun organizers need to rethink ever returning to that location for a run