“I have never seen anything like it. Never even heard of anything like this,” Ocean Rescue Capt. Clint Tracy, who saw the woman and the shark as they were transferred to an ambulance at Red Reef Park, said, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
Overall, Tracy said the woman remained calm, adding that there was only a little bit of blood. A splint board was used to support the woman’s arm and the shark as she lay on the ambulance stretcher, he said.
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A Liberal government would fine her for baiting and trapping without a license.
This is an undersized shark and should have been released. She will probably get that fine, and ones for feeding wildlife. Kidnapping as well for taking it to a hospital. Hope it wasn't transported across State lines, LOL!
Better lay those same charges on the ambulance crew as well!
That shark was dead and placed there. Anyone who believes this story will vote for Clinton.
I wonder if she Identifies as Jacques Clustoe?
The shark thinks it's a purse, and is just going to Target.
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