The dive boat that caught fire off Santa Cruz Island early Monday had 32 passengers and six crew members, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Mark Barney told KTLA.
Five people managed to evacuate with help from good Samaritans aboard a pleasure craft named Great Escape, according to a news release from the Coast Guard.
Two of the survivors suffered leg injuries, Barney said.
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must of had something on the Clintons
ReplyDeleteI'm just wondering why a single-family home in California is required to have a fire sprinkler system, but a boat sleeping 46 people isn't required to have sh!t for fire protection and the safety of all souls on board.
ReplyDeleteIt did/does. Read the article before commenting next time retard lol
DeleteHow the hell do you get room for 46 people to sleep on a 75 foot boat?
ReplyDeleteThe news stated that the captain and crew dove off of the boat.Actually they were BLOWN off.Huge difference.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a tricky one. I think they just changed the laws in Ohio. This was not an attached garage. It was about 20 feet from the house. They also were not stellar citizens. Both were drop outs that have been in trouble before. They were in the garage to smoke some dope, so the family says.
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