Thats not good - no matter what drove the incident to occur.

DJ how old is that story?

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Macaha said..
DJ how old is that story?

6 Jun 2011 posted

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Ted the Kiwi said..

Macaha said..
DJ how old is that story?

6 Jun 2011 posted

Thanks saw that back then.

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Ted the Kiwi said..

Macaha said..
DJ how old is that story?

6 Jun 2011 posted

Sorry I didn't know it was that old..

I guess paddles were much heavier back then.. Just kidding.. anyway.. It's not good pr for sup'ing whatever happened..

I've actually heard of this happening at our local break.. Not good..

yeah never good, surprised more things like this or fights haven't happened out there since then as it does get rather crowded, not quite how it happened though

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DavidJohn said..

Not a good look for paddlers....however, "conflicting reports on what occurred" when investigated by the local police....two sides to every story I say. Still, not condoning the striking of another person with a paddle. I'm curious about the guy blacking out and his son rescuing him and dragging him a kilometer to shore. No matter what altercations happen, most people wouldn't leave someone to drown in the water.

If they only hit him in the back of the head how did he get to black eyes?

Skull fracture.

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husq2100 said..
If they only hit him in the back of the head how did he get to black eyes?

previous altercation jks, if you get hit in the back of the head it can cause black eyes, i don't know why but my sister whom is a nurse said it does happen

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