LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — The Missouri State Highway Patrol opted not to set up Boating While Intoxicated checkpoints during the busiest weekend of the year, but troopers still made several BWI arrests.

Most of the stops involved a boater who the Patrol says was operating with a wake in a no-wake area, or who was not displaying the correct lights or registration. The Patrol listed the following arrests/charges from the evening of Friday, June 30 through Tuesday, July 4.

  • James Kruse, of Sunrise Beach — Morgan County — charged with displaying other than prescribed lights, & BWI
  • Kyle Rollet, of Perryville — Camden County — charged with operating above idle speed in a no-wake area, having insufficient flotation devices, and BWI
  • Daniel Labonte, of Osage Beach — Camden County — charged with BWI with a child under 17 aboard
  • Michael Cocking, of St. Louis — Morgan County — charged with not displaying stern light, exceeding nighttime speed limit, and BWI
  • Andrea Soldini, of Brooklyn, NY — Camden County — charged with non-registration of a vessel, no boater ID card, and BWI
  • Jacob Bromberg, of St. Charles, Mo. — Camden County — charged with operating without a boating safety card, exceeding no-wake speed in a no-wake zone, and BWI
  • Slater Schrimpf, of Henley, Mo. — Morgan County — charged with displaying other than prescribed lights, minor visibly intoxicated, & BWI
  • Christopher Godfrey, of St. Louis, Mo. — Camden County — charged with displaying other than prescribed lights, & BWI

All subjects are considered innocent until proven guilty.

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