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One would hope that if a wake was a significant factor, the operator
(company) would be held liable, in both criminal and civil actions. A high profile, multi-million dollar lawsuit, or jail time, would do wonderful things for safe and courteous operation in the future. But I'm afraid this will be chalked up as an "accident". I have never heard of an operator actually paying for damage caused by a wake. Is anybody familiar with an operator being held financially or criminally responsible for his (her) wake? I would love to see a reference or link. Sal's Dad How could this happen on a calm lake? No waves or wind action at all. Does anyone have the details? Initial reports say it was hit by the wake of a larger tour boat. If this turns out to be true, look for the operator of that larger boat to pay dearly. |
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