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![]() JohnH wrote: This is a story about the USCGA? I've never seen them inspecting boats on the water. It has always been at the ramp or in the marina. I've never been boarded by them. Anytime I've been boarded, the individual was already wearing a vest, both Coasties, DNR, and local police. I've seen many USCGA courtesy patrol boats on the water, but the crew has always been wearing vests. the aux doesn't have authority to board a vessel. even the CG can't board a vessel unless there is a 'boarding officer'...someone trained in the use of force...aboard the CG vessel. of course, since the CG is also military, it CAN board a vessel under 'rules of engagement', but that's a military issue, not a law enforcement one. if they board your vessel under the rules of engagement you better do pretty much what they say. |
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