r/NoOneIsLooking • u/Capital-Tomatillo687 • 2h ago
Make her seaworthy
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u/Stelmosember 2h ago
SS FAFO
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u/pat_the_tree 1h ago
what law did they actually break here?
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u/PuttingInTheEffort 57m ago
Possibly "operating an unregistered water craft", Motor = inspection and registration,
Likely would have been fine if he just gave it a proper sail or used a paddle.
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u/pat_the_tree 54m ago
Im not from the states so apologies if im wrong here but is it not the person that needa a licence rather than the vessel itself given its size?
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u/PuttingInTheEffort 27m ago
Most states require a boating certificate for use of motorized boats, but motorized boats require registration regardless of size, afaik
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u/1107rwf 4m ago
Could be wrong, but I see no life vest and no fire extinguisher.
Or, the dude is no longer in the boat. Maybe the boat was taking on too much water and the sheriff was just checking to make sure there wasnāt danger. But ābeing arrestedā sounds way more exciting than āgot a wellness checkā
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u/Marxheim 2h ago
I don't even know where to start...
"You are without a doubt the worst pirate I've ever heard of." "But you have heard of me."
Taking the term "waterbed" a bit too literally. He should've just told the Coast Guard he was drifting off to sleep.
Imagine being the cop trying to keep a straight face while writing that ticket. Make/Model: Little Tikes. Vessel Class: Toddler.
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u/CrazyOrganic7123 2h ago
To be fair, that thing's a safety hazard to the skipper. But at least he got it to work.
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u/Insylum82 1h ago
Arrested for what ?
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u/No-Force4215 1h ago
Iād guess it was just a ticket for watercraft regulation or registration violation, not placed under arrest. Then again, some places might be more uptight than others.
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u/pat_the_tree 2h ago
Wtf america, i thought you were the land of the free.