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Boat in fatal capsizing was overloaded, San Diego authorities say - Los Angeles Times

by NewsReader 07-28-2011

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Boat in fatal capsizing was overloaded, San Diego authorities say
Los Angeles Times
The capsizing of a sailboat in San Diego Bay in which two persons drowned was the result of the boat being overloaded and in poor condition, an investigation released Wednesday by the Harbor Police Department concluded. Xingchao Chen, 73, and his son, ...
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