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Thousands of people are expected to cram into Lake Boca over the weekend to celebrate Boca Bash. FWC, along with other local and federal agencies, are upping manpower to make sure everyone is safe.
BY: STAFF REPORT | BocaNewsNow.com
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Law enforcement officers from across Broward County received boat safety training this week, which they'll use to keep local boaters safe.
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One of the biggest parties on the water in South Florida has been going smoothly, police say. The weather held out and offered partiers sunny skies and no rain.
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A man was holding a woman “under the water in a complete rage,” trying to strangle her during this year’s Boca Bash, but some alarmed bystanders helped pull the woman to safety, authorities say.