Derek Jeter Gets Boating Ticket on Fourth of July Because Tampa Boat Cops Are Red Sox Fans (Pics)
by: Esteban On Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Tags: Derek Jeter MLB New York Yankees
Yankees legendDerek Jeteris a security threat to the United States of America. Or at least hewasfor a brief period on Monday.
Jeter spent the Fourth of July boating with fiancéeHannah Davisin his home town of Tampa Bay. However, while the guy was an excellent captain on the diamond, he’s not such a great captain on the water. You see, Jeter accidentally piloted his speed boat into the restricted waters around Tampa’s MacDill Airforce Base. As a result, the boat cops pulled him over and gave him a $250 ticket.
How do we know all this? Because somebody named Dustin Worell—presumably either a police officer or a friend of a police officer—posted a photo of Jeter and his ticket on Facebook.
The caption? “On behalf of the Boston Red Sox, here is your ticket Derek Jeter.”
Here’s a screen shot of the Facebook post:
Here’s a close-up of the ticket:
Of course, this infraction is probably not going to land Jeter on the no-fly list. But it’s still pretty funny.
And Derek, if you’re reading this, I did a quick Google search and found a map of restricted waters in Tampa Bay. You may want to study it before heading back out on the water:
Hat Tip – [Terez Owens]
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by: Esteban On Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Tags: Derek Jeter MLB New York Yankees
Yankees legendDerek Jeteris a security threat to the United States of America. Or at least hewasfor a brief period on Monday.
Jeter spent the Fourth of July boating with fiancéeHannah Davisin his home town of Tampa Bay. However, while the guy was an excellent captain on the diamond, he’s not such a great captain on the water. You see, Jeter accidentally piloted his speed boat into the restricted waters around Tampa’s MacDill Airforce Base. As a result, the boat cops pulled him over and gave him a $250 ticket.
How do we know all this? Because somebody named Dustin Worell—presumably either a police officer or a friend of a police officer—posted a photo of Jeter and his ticket on Facebook.
The caption? “On behalf of the Boston Red Sox, here is your ticket Derek Jeter.”
Here’s a screen shot of the Facebook post:
Here’s a close-up of the ticket:
Of course, this infraction is probably not going to land Jeter on the no-fly list. But it’s still pretty funny.
And Derek, if you’re reading this, I did a quick Google search and found a map of restricted waters in Tampa Bay. You may want to study it before heading back out on the water:
Hat Tip – [Terez Owens]
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