#Party boat owner says woman’s weight, height to blame for injuries on ship, court docs say
“#Party boat owner says woman’s weight, height to blame for injuries on ship, court docs say”
June 27, 2020 | 5:33pm
That’s the claim a Long Island party boat is making after getting sued for $2 million by a Connecticut woman who said she slipped on a puddle and broke her ankle aboard the ship.
Not so, says Party Boat Central of Freeport, which claims Taylor Ann DeMarco got hurt dancing the limbo — and that she was too short and too overweight to attempt the move while on the Miss Freeport V vessel in 2018.
“Ms. DeMarco is 5-foot-2 and weighed approximately 250 pounds at the time,” the operator claimed in a filing June 19 in Brooklyn Federal court.
Her alleged injuries, including torn knee ligaments, occurred as she bent back to boogie under a belt, Party Boat says in court papers.
“The vessel was underway on its way back to the dock when Ms. DeMarco decided to attempt the limbo dance under a belt being held by two fellow passengers,” the company claims.
“As Ms. DeMarco bent backwards under the belt, her left leg gave way and she fell to the deck.”
The company wants a judge to rule it’s not responsible for DeMarco’s injuries.
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