Your Boat Sinks While Being Arrested For Partying @DonnyRapture

Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Police Bodycam Footage Your Boat Sinks While Being Arrested For Partying
Florida Fish and Wildlife Officers were on water patrol in their agency-issued vessel at Jewfish Key/Intracoastal Waterway in Manatee County when they observed a vessel with three males and two females on board traveling southwestward from the sandbar. The weather conditions were ideal, with winds around 5 mph, clear to partly sunny skies, and minimal wave action. The vessel did not display any safety check decals, and the officers noticed the original operator, wearing a light-colored long sleeve shirt, and a shirtless occupant switching control of the vessel before they initiated the stop with their blue emergency lights. The two subjects again switched control of the vessel as the officers approached.

As they approached the vessel, the officers observed several empty alcoholic beverage containers on board. When the lead officer informed the operator of the vessel safety inspection, the operator appeared unsteady even while seated and had to steady himself by holding the steering wheel while retrieving the paper vessel registration amidst the empty containers. He provided the registration after some effort and produced only two life jackets for the five people on board. He then blew a whistle in an exaggerated manner when asked for a sound-producing device.
The operator struggled to retrieve his ID, appearing unsteady and fumbling with his wallet. When asked if he had consumed alcohol, he admitted to drinking "a couple of beers." After checking his eyes, the lead officer asked him to put on a life jacket and perform Standardized Field Sobriety Tasks (SFSTs) on their vessel. Although he initially refused, he eventually agreed when informed that failure to comply could result in arrest for Boating Under the Influence (BUI).

The officers offered a ride back to the North Coquina Boat Ramp to the two female occupants, while the two male occupants stayed with the vessel awaiting retrieval arrangements. During the transport, the operator exhibited extreme mood swings, alternating between respectful and derogatory comments towards the officers.

Upon arrival at the North Coquina Boat Ramp, the two female occupants disembarked, and the officers proceeded to the USCG Cortez Station. The operator was then transported to Manatee County Jail. At the jail, Officer Davidson reported that the operator had soiled himself and refused the "Implied Consent Warning for Breath (BUI)" by plugging his ears.
Charges:

The operator was booked into Manatee County Jail for the following criminal violations:

Florida Statute 327.35(1)(a): Boating Under the Influence with Normal Faculties Impaired.
Florida Statute 327.359(5): BUI, Refusal to Submit to 2nd or Subsequent Test (Breath Test).
Florida Statute 843.02: Resisting Without Violence.

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$When Daddy Nearly Saves You From Going To Jail Police Body Cam Video Of Father Nearly Saving His Son From Arrest - On May 25, 2024, at approximately 1700 hours, two investigators with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) were on water patrol in St. Andrews Bay, Bay County. They were patrolling near St. Andrews Marina when they observed a gray personal watercraft (PWC) with three individuals near the boat ramp. The operator, later identified through a Florida Driver’s License as a male, was wearing blue shorts and no shirt. The investigators saw the operator make a sharp turn near the dock, causing a passenger to be thrown into the water. The investigators approached the vessel to conduct a boating safety inspection and registration check. During the inspection, the operator was found to be without a boating safety card, current registration, a serviceable fire extinguisher, or a sound-producing device, and the registration numbers were improperly displayed. Due to vessel traffic, the investigators backed away to complete paperwork for the violations. While observing, they saw the operator jump into the water and then return to the PWC, which was taking on water. The operator was advised to bring the PWC ashore to prevent it from sinking in deeper water. He beached the PWC on the sand and attempted, unsuccessfully, to bail water out by hand. His behavior was noted as unusual. After the PWC was removed from the water, it was observed that water was pouring from the vessel, and another boater at the ramp reported a large hole in its bottom. The operator was pacing and using profanity. When questioned, one of the passengers mentioned they had been out on the island for six hours and that the PWC had been damaged previously. The operator confirmed the prior damage, explaining they had been at the island for a concert and recreational activities. A strong odor of alcohol was detected from the operator, who appeared upset and emotional. The investigators then transitioned the case to a Boating Under the Influence (BUI) investigation and asked the operator if he had consumed any alcohol, to which he denied. They proceeded with Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs). During the tests, the operator displayed multiple signs of impairment, including a lack of smooth pursuit in both eyes and distinct nystagmus. His father arrived during the tests, interrupting with loud, profane outbursts, urging him not to comply with the tests. The operator also showed impairment during subsequent sobriety tasks, such as the Finger-to-Nose and Hand Coordination tasks, failing to follow instructions and perform the tasks correctly. His father continued to interrupt with profane language, further encouraging his son not to comply. Based on their observations and the results of the SFSTs, the investigators arrested the operator for BUI at approximately 1739 hours. He was transported to the FWC office, where he refused to provide a breath sample and was advised of the penalties for refusal. The Miranda Warning was read, but the operator declined to answer any questions. The operator passed out at the office for approximately 10 minutes. Photos were taken of the individual during this time. The operator was later transported to the Bay County Jail. He was issued a misdemeanor citation for operating a vessel while impaired, along with several infraction citations for refusal to submit to a breath test, not having a serviceable fire extinguisher, and other boating violations. Donny Rapture,POLICE WATCH,cops,bodycam,body camera,police,news law&crime network,code blue cam,police interaction,police officer,crime documentaries,crime documentary,dui,police activity,police videos,POLICE INSIDER,police insider uncut,first amendment audit,1st amendment audit,inside edition,corrupt cops caught on camera,cop,live pd,a&e,law and crime network,crime,law enforcement,donut operator,FWC,Fish And Wildlife,Hunting,Fishing$

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