Boat Crash

[codeman671]

Originally Posted by 8gv

I do not advocate boating while intoxicated but...

What is the penalty delta for BWI vs reporting the incident late?

Here is the official ruling on accident reporting:

http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/...70/270-1-a.htm

BWI is just the same as in a car.

According to Boat-ed, a written report must be filed within 15 days if the damage is over $2000. Failure to do so is a misdemeanor, and its a felony if false information is given, or if physical injury or death is involved.

[8gv]

So...

Maybe a misdemeanor vs a BWI?

Hmmm...

There are ways this could have happened without alcohol being involved.

I am just curious about what the consequences could be.

[gravy boat]

How the heck did they get out of the boat in the middle of the night without getting hurt?? I assume they climbed off the stern on starboard side?

[Cal Coon]

Originally Posted by gravy boat

How the heck did they get out of the boat in the middle of the night without getting hurt?? I assume they climbed off the stern on starboard side?

Because when you are snot slinging drunk, the body feels no pain. That's why drunks usually have little, to no injuries in car wrecks, and the sober, innocent people usually get hurt bad, or die. I am not insinuating anything... (just a hunch).

[ApS]

Originally Posted by gravy boat

I assume they climbed off the stern on starboard side?

One or both got ejected?

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by ApS

One or both got ejected?

No, simply climbed out over edge completely unscathed....

[Cal Coon]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

No, simply climbed out over edge completely unscathed....

Sounds like maybe you have some inside scoop???? Are you holding out on us...??? Is my "hunch" wrong? I would love to be wrong, but I live in "Realville", USA where perception is reality, but sometimes things are not always what they seem. Can get a bit confusing sometimes. Hopefully someone can set us straight on this mystery at some point...