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Boater in Clearwater Ferry crash didn’t show signs of impairment, officials say
CLEARWATER — The driver of the boat that hit a Clearwater Ferry, killing one person and injuring several others Sunday night, showed no signs of impairment during a sobriety test, but investigators are working to determine whether to charge him with leaving the scene of a crash, officials said Monday.
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Jose Castro, 41, was the sole person killed after a boater struck the ferry from behind, injuring about 10 others.
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