Terrible deal all the way around.
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Originally posted by adam_p View PostThis isn't to put any blame on the deceased, just something I found odd, 7 people on a bass boat? I don't think I've ever seen one rated for more than 5 people.
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Originally posted by Mexico View PostRead that this morning, surprised that bail was only 200k. So basically if pops 20k he's a walking man after killing 6 people... crazy!
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Originally posted by Hogwild84 View PostI believe the last one is getting better, it was her sister that was in the hospital that passed. The mom passed as well. Sad situation.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostI am not sure I agree with this. I have had many close calls on the water in the Bastrop area and alcohol was not involved. Lately it is Idiots with boats capable of running 70+ mph in single wide channels. I have also almost ran over a few kayakers coming into Freeport with big swells. Being on the water around Houston these days is dangerous. The captain has to be ready for this type of thing. Blind turns, two overloaded boats is a recipe for disaster, regardless of alcohol or not. One captain failed a test, the captain of a bass boat with seven people on board has no culpability? Even sounds silly to type it.
I dont drink very often these days but when younger a few beers on the water while fishing was common. Drink two beers in an hour and you will be close to legally impaired, if not over. I am not sure what this kid blew but that likely had something to do with the low bond.
Prayers to all involved. Seems one of the victims shares my last name was an eye opener to get that google alert.
This is my thoughts also. They said that both boaters where running at a high rate. So Im not sure either why the driver of the other boat is not sharing in some of this responsibility in this crash. He was not even mentioned in the article. Having 7 people in a bass boat and traveling at a high rate of speed around a blind corner is reckless on his part as well.
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Originally posted by bowaddict40 View PostThis is my thoughts also. They said that both boaters where running at a high rate. So Im not sure either why the driver of the other boat is not sharing in some of this responsibility in this crash. He was not even mentioned in the article. Having 7 people in a bass boat and traveling at a high rate of speed around a blind corner is reckless on his part as well.
The Bass boat driver actually caused the wreck by shutting down his motor when he should have kept going, he should share the blame but it does not matter at this point, he is dead.
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Originally posted by TXHUNT3R View PostThere were 5 people in the Bass boat, the article posted is wrong.
The Bass boat driver actually caused the wreck by shutting down his motor when he should have kept going, he should share the blame but it does not matter at this point, he is dead.
Well then I guess that changes my statement. I did not read the whole thread, which it looks like I should have. I just went back and read it and all was covered. I guess that will teach me to post until I read the whole thread.
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Originally posted by TXHUNT3R View PostThere were 5 people in the Bass boat, the article posted is wrong.
The Bass boat driver actually caused the wreck by shutting down his motor when he should have kept going, he should share the blame but it does not matter at this point, he is dead.
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