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07/12/07
A Harness Creek live-aboard gave Natural Resources Police a run - or rather, a swim - for their money twice in five days this month during drunken boating investigations. Find Us On Facebook
Police first came into contact with the 40-year-old man at about 1:15 a.m. July 1 after receiving a report of an intoxicated boater at the controls of a small white dinghy on the South River near Loch Haven, according to Sgt. Ken Turner, a Natural Resources Police spokesman.
An officer chased down the boat and directed the operator to come aboard the patrol boat so he could be taken ashore for field sobriety tests. As the officer docked the patrol boat, the...
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