A 25 ton, 38 foot tug boat, enroute from Oceanside to Point Loma the afternoon of 03/04/99 was found capsized 200 feet off Point Loma the morning of 3/05/99, shortly after it had been reported overdue. The crew consisted of a 51 year old male.
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A 25 ton, 38 foot tug boat, enroute from Oceanside to Point Loma the afternoon of 03/04/99 was found capsized 200 feet off Point Loma the morning of 3/05/99, shortly after it had been reported overdue. The crew consisted of a 51 year old male. His body was found the following morning, 03/06/99, on Silver Strand Beach in Coronado. Rough Seas are considered to have been a factor in the boat's capsizing.
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| Event | Date | Age | Sex | Where | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Surf, San Diego County Coasts | 1999-03-04 | 51 | Male | In Water | Direct |
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