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It may have also had something to do with his belligerent non-compliance, brandishing knives, and suicide/bomb threats, what do you say?
by NoZebra120vClip 3y ago
It may have also had something to do with his belligerent non-compliance, brandishing knives, and suicide/bomb threats, what do you say?
- gumby 3y agoI mean why should they even approach him unless there is some crime to be suspected of, like smuggling or trying to sneak in. The knife thing (doesn't sound smart in an inflatable vessel) is after the fact of their arrival.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoWell, if you're in the CG, and you spot a homemade vessel that's clearly not seaworthy, and it appears to be headed to parts unknown, do you (1) let the guy get himself into a shitload of trouble to where he hits emergency beacon, and deploy a full-blown open ocean S&R? or (2) approach homeboy close to shore so you can stop him and short-circuit the whole tragedy? I know which one involves less paperwork. In fact, since this isn't the first time that homeboy has pulled this stunt, dollars to donuts says that the CG knows him on sight.
- gumby 3y agoI guess you're right: if this clown vanishes, or worse washes ashore drowned, there will be cries of "Why didn't someone do something???"