After he was rescued from a burning boat, a man allegedly pushed the captain that rescued him into the water and stole his boat.
After he was rescued from a burning boat, a man allegedly pushed the captain that rescued him into the water and stole his boat. MARCO ISLAND, Fla. - After he was rescued from a burning boat, a man allegedly pushed the captain that rescued him into the water and stole his boat.
The Sea Tow captain managed to rescue a man who was stranded on the burning boat, identified as 40-year-old Ryan Deiter, and pulled him onto the tow boat alongside his dog. Authorities reported that Deiter quickly pushed the captain overboard and stole the tow boat, which was worth around $100,000. Deiter allegedly grounded the tow boat at a nearby shoal and fled the area on foot, but was quickly discovered and arrested. The captain of the Sea Tow was also found in the water shortly after being pushed. "I don't know what his thinking process was, but somebody comes to help you, and then that's what you do," local resident Nancy Cook told Gulf Coast News.Deiter was arrested and charged with grand theft, resisting arrest, operating a vessel while impaired, and burglary that involved assault or battery according to arrest records obtained byThree of the six National Guard Airmen who died in arefueling aircraft crashin Iraq were members of the Ohio Air National GuardMore than 350,000 Ohioans are waking up Saturday morning with no power.As of about 11 a.m. Saturday, the website PowerOutage.com reports that 304,813 are withouFamily and friends are remembering a former standout athlete who died while serving his country in support of Operation Epic Fury.Tyler Simmons, 28, of ColumbusDelaware County Building safety says a 911 call about the roof to the YMCA coming off came in around 5 p.m. Friday.They say they have been able to go back into
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