From the YouTube description:
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro crew members board a self-propelled semi-submersible suspected drug smuggling vessel June 18, 2019, while operating in international waters of the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Purpose-build smuggling vessels like this are designed to hold large quantities of contraband while evading detection by law enforcement authorities. U.S. Coast Guard video.
10 comments:
I wonder if they had a chain they could just toss over the deck and let slide to the prop.
It sounds to me like he's saying "hasta su puerto" in a deporable accent. To your port.
Then it's all, fuck it, we're going starboard.
And they're wearing normal army clothing, army boots, and no floatation devices that I can see. Maybe they're the kind that self-inflate. The whole thing looks like a rodeo.
Sound like he's yelling Alto tu barco -- Halt your boat.
Those "smug drugglers" think they are so smart. They're actually dumber than your average Sicillian mobster -- cold blooded killers -- all of them.
Yeah, you're right. That's a lot better.
How does he think that they're hearing him?
I thought he was yelling "Here comes Chewbacca!", but alas, no Michelle.
Nice boat, but it was dangerously low in the water, eh?
I would have yelled "Sinko day Mayo!", that would have stopped them and their little sombreros too!
A submarine sandwich with a really really large coke.
Alexandria Occassio-Cortez will complain that the USCG was ethnic profiling because they were yelling in Spanish. Come to think of it, she would make a great narco moll. That will probably be her next career.
My mom told me how she read about the CG doing the same with bootleggers during Prohibition.
I just read the description - semi-submersible - that explains why it is awash and appears to be sinking - that's how it's supposed to sail. My bad. I still think the designers of the USS Monitor should sue for design infringement, but that's just me.
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