Every watering hole on the Intercoastal has docking facilities and the Marine patrol enforces hardly anything. They all offer booze service dockside for your boating pleasure.
BTW, his boat was a SeaVee 32. Sportfisher usually rigged with twin Mercury Max's. Most are capable of 50 - 65 knots. The jetties at all of the inlets are manmade. Huge rocks are stacked on both sides of the inlet to form a funnel of sorts. All of the inlets are precarious and not well lit. They were coming into Governor's Cut, which is actually safer than most. There will be a dimly lit few markers about a few hundred yards out, but there is no lighting on the rocks. That boat just slid right up the underwater rocks and launched onto the above water jetty rocks. This maneuver would require a whole bunch of speed. It seems to have launched and spiraled, likely crushing the occupants on those rocks.
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