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A group of Spring Breakers on a giant yacht riding off the South Florida coast showed no regard for their environment as they were caught on video dumped trash into the Atlantic Ocean.
Florida's annual Boca Bash was in full swing over the weekend as 10,000 revelers took to the high seas for a wild party as liquor flowed and clothes were minimal on the waters off Florida's coast.
The revelers, who were leaving the infamous bash on Sunday, are simply dumping cans and bottles into the sea and then seen openly celebrating their brazen littering.
Videos of the dumping have been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people across the world on various social media platforms, but the most angry are the locals who are going to be dealing with the after-effects long after they're gone.
'It just really infuriates you to see someone trash the ocean like that,' said Rodrigo Samsing, a local who often takes his boat out in those waters.
A group of Spring Breakers on a giant yacht riding off the South Florida coast showed no regard for their environment as they were caught on video dumped trash into the Atlantic Ocean
The revelers, who were leaving the infamous bash on Sunday, are simply dumping cans and bottles into the sea and then seen openly celebrating their brazen littering
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'You know, nobody else on the boat tried to stop them. Everybody was just celebrating,' he told WSVN.
What most angered Samsing is that there was no immediate emergency that would've caused these boys to do such a thing.
'I mean they already had the trash sitting in the garbage can, they could have just put a bag, grabbed a bag, filled it up and thrown it away. Instead, they just dump it carelessly into the ocean. It's just really sad to see,' he said.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection cites federal law in saying that you cannot dispose of any garbage 'from a boat while in lakes, rivers, bays, sounds, and offshore within three miles of the ocean.'
Representatives for Boca Bash say they've ID'd the party boys and called their behavior 'completely unacceptable', while local police and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are investigating.
Boca Bash added that 'it is unresponsible boaters like this that have zero care for our oceans that give this event a bad reputation.'
The partiers have yet to be publicly identified or charged in connection with their behavior.
Earlier Sunday, people kicked back and raged on top of boats, jet skis, kayaks and paddle boards in Lake Boca Raton.
Videos of the dumping have been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people across the world on various social media platforms, but the most angry are the locals who are going to be dealing with the after-effects long after they're gone
'I mean they already had the trash sitting in the garbage can, they could have just put a bag, grabbed a bag, filled it up and thrown it away. Instead, they just dump it carelessly into the ocean. It's just really sad to see,' complained one local boater
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection cites federal law in saying that you cannot dispose of any garbage 'from a boat while in lakes, rivers, bays, sounds, and offshore within three miles of the ocean.'
Representatives for Boca Bash say they've ID'd the party boys and called their behavior 'completely unacceptable', while local police and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are investigating
The floating party lasted all day as people took over the lake, including police and firefighters who surveyed the area.
Two people were arrested as of Monday evening and were charged with Boating Under The Influence, Boca News Now reported.
Bikini-clad women were seen all over the water and on top of boats as they downed loads of alcohol. A man was also seen soaring in the sky attached to a water jetpack with a phone in hand.
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