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NutmegYankee

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20. The insurance company will pay for this.

Sat Apr 20, 2013, 02:50 PM

Apr 2013

If the company refused it would be committing commercial suicide. This guy could go to the news and toss the company out there as unpatriotic and untrustworthy and they would suffer enormous damage.

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ok who pays for damage to boat - yes crazy question - but it is ruined [View all] 2Design Apr 2013 OP

In this case he could probably auction it for more than it was originally worth. n/t PoliticAverse Apr 2013 #1

Since most figure this will be the next movie of the week, Life Long Dem Apr 2013 #9

Yup that's a collector's item now. geomon666 Apr 2013 #32

Gallows humor, but we were laughing over this last night. hedgehog Apr 2013 #2

That is a good question. FarPoint Apr 2013 #3

Home owners insurance, probably. The Wielding Truth Apr 2013 #4

I don't think insurance covers acts of war or terrorisim... peace13 Apr 2013 #6

You think that technically he was in the act of fleeing when he damaged the boat? The Wielding Truth Apr 2013 #14

No, I think he is a terrorist that was hiding in a boat that got shot up by police /troops. peace13 Apr 2013 #17

The insurance company will pay for this. NutmegYankee Apr 2013 #20

Exactly . . . they will pay or suffer public sentiment! - n/t fleur-de-lisa Apr 2013 #33

Insurance probably covers it treestar Apr 2013 #5

I fully expect all major media to pay him for interview marlakay Apr 2013 #8

Legitimate new media does not pay for interviews sweetloukillbot Apr 2013 #12

you are adorable. The networks do "pay" for interviews. They pay to "license" your personal photos TeamPooka Apr 2013 #22

I work for a major metropolitan newspaper sweetloukillbot Apr 2013 #31

I know but we are talking the network TV news biz not journalism. TeamPooka Apr 2013 #41

Our boat is covered under our home owner's insurance. premium Apr 2013 #7

Wave of Support to Replace Boat Ruined alsame Apr 2013 #10

It will probably have more value to collectors of crime memorabilia than it was worth. bluedigger Apr 2013 #11

Send it to Vegas to display next to Bonnie & Clyde's car. TeamPooka Apr 2013 #23

He can put in a claim with whatever city or LE agency was involved. kestrel91316 Apr 2013 #13

Hope the guy had Allstate. Recovered Repug Apr 2013 #15

Dammit, now I need to watch the Mayhem ads again. Posteritatis Apr 2013 #25

He should, by rights, share in that "terrorism compensation." WinkyDink Apr 2013 #16

Yeah, I was thinking he might get some reward money for info leading to the capture. n/t StrayKat Apr 2013 #18

Ask her.... jberryhill Apr 2013 #19

house, garage RILib Apr 2013 #21

Insurance should cover it. HooptieWagon Apr 2013 #24

would not want to boat in a boat with past blood and criminal 2Design Apr 2013 #27

Bleach will clean the blood. HooptieWagon Apr 2013 #28

how is it ruined? blood and bullet holes? cant that be fixed? Liberal_in_LA Apr 2013 #26

Yes. Fiberglass is easily fixed. HooptieWagon Apr 2013 #30

Oh, that poor boat. Iggo Apr 2013 #29

yes we have a broken health care system and have for decades - congress is unwilling to fix - health 2Design Apr 2013 #34

Ya got that right. Iggo Apr 2013 #35

Why not the police? They shot it up. n-t Logical Apr 2013 #36

By charging $5 a head to see it once the FBI is done? Barack_America Apr 2013 #37

That boat is now famous. The owner can probably buy three boats by selling his current bluestate10 Apr 2013 #38

That's an idea. Where would he advertise eBay? n/t Cleita Apr 2013 #40

Maybe the Smithsonian will want it treestar Apr 2013 #42

I think I remember the Bonnie and Clyde car being sold to a private collector Cleita Apr 2013 #43

It seems like the insurance company would have to pay. Cleita Apr 2013 #39