MARINE POLICE AT NIGHT

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	Name:	Kizma Anuice -
	Subject:	MARINE POLICE AT NIGHT
	Date:	8/11/2008 3:41:41 PM

Has anyone ever been stopped by the marine police at night. I have not and I have spent as many hours on the lake at night as I have during the day. I get stopped regularly in the day and never at night. It seems that the worst accidents happen at night. Is that because the Marine Police are not out at night? Or is it the other way around, there are less accidents per mile traveled in the day because the Marine Police are out during the day.

Maybe the Marine Police should spend more time patroling at night. And stop every boat that is out on the lake. I would bet that that would stop most of the drunk boating at night.

And where was the drunk guy coming from? Was he at one of the restuarants that serves adult beverages? If so how many drinks did he buy? Could the people who served those drinks also be responsible?