Operation Drywater 2010

Capt. Richard Moore, boating law administrator for Florida and past president of the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators invites marine law enforcement to join Operation Dry Water.

Operation Dry Water is a coordinated, national weekend of Boating Under the Influence (BUI) detection and enforcement aimed at reducing the number of alcohol-related accidents and fatalities and fostering a stronger and more visible deterrent to alcohol use on the water.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Operation Dry Water
• BUI
• BWI
• boating under the influence
• boating and drinking

[martinsuper73]

@rossstamler I am a marine law enforcement officer. I have been able to afford BOTH my boats just fine. I also have plenty of money. But when someone is drowning, or their body needs to be recovered, are you going to do it? I would rather enforce the law and prevent the drowning or death. So that is my job.

[Mudcon]

oh yea we got stopping coming out of our party cove saturday as dusk for the Operation Drywater check. I was drunk as a skunk and had them laughing their tails off. but you know what I had a sober driver preplanned before I went. I shook the 2 dnr's and thanked them for their time and services cause I am going to tell you, there was so fucking drunk ass idiots out there trying to drive

[Mudcon]

dude your comment makes no since................. they are doing there jobs. most of them on our lake are really nice. you can get the one everyonce in a while that is cocky but 99.9% of the dnr, sherriff's, fire boat and coast guard people I have meet have been super nice. if they ask a question or for something and they see you dont know, I have had them take ALOT of time to explain something to me and for me it has made me a better boater.

[rossstamler]

Stop harassing boaters. If 17% of boating accidents are related to alcohol than 83% are not. These fu***in cops just want to go boating. Maybe they should have thought of that before they chose their profession, they might have been able to afford their own boat.