Originally published Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 9:03 AM
Comments (0)
E-mail article
Print
Share
US tourist dies 'car surfing' in Puerto Rico
Police say a U.S. tourist who was pretending to be surfing on the hood of a friend's moving car was killed when he fell and broke his neck in a popular Puerto Rican beach town.
The Associated Press
Police say a U.S. tourist who was pretending to be surfing on the hood of a friend's moving car was killed when he fell and broke his neck in a popular Puerto Rican beach town.
Police spokeswoman Yolanda Hernandez says 29-year-old Long Beach, New York, resident Jorge Geysel fell off his friend's Isuzu Trooper as he was "car surfing" along a road in the west coast community of Rincon early Saturday.
Hernandez says the insurance salesman died instantly.
It was not clear how fast the car was traveling.
Hernandez says she can't yet say whether Geysel's two companions will face any criminal charges.
UPDATE - 10:01 AM
Rebels tighten hold on Libya oil port
UPDATE - 09:29 AM
Reality leads US to temper its tough talk on Libya
UPDATE - 09:38 AM
2 Ark. injection wells may be closed amid quakes
Armed guards save Dutch couple from Somali pirates
Navy to release lewd video investigation findings
More Nation & World headlines...
![]()

Entertainment | Top Video | World | Offbeat Video | Sci-Tech
nwautos
A safety standard issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Jan. 13 is intended to prevent occupants from being ejected through ...
Post a comment
- Agency set to investigate handling of 911 call about Josh Powell
- Proposal to link Market, aquarium may be too ambitious for Seattle
- Chilling 911 tapes reveal pleas for help to go to Josh Powell home
- UW's Shawn Kemp Jr. makes own way despite familiar name, number | Steve Kelley
- State Medicaid to quit paying for ER visits deemed unnecessary
- NBA's David Stern open to league returning to Seattle
- Prosecutor: Powell's final act ends doubt he killed wife
- Was idea of court-ordered test too much for Josh Powell?
- Local aerospace suppliers say they feel squeezed by Boeing
- California gay-marriage ruling may affect Washington
- Gay-marriage bill passes House, awaits Gregoire's signature
326 - Sheriff's office unhappy with 911 dispatcher in caseworker's call
198 - Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
188 - Gay-marriage ruling may affect Washington or Prop. 8 ruling could reach into Washington
166 - State Medicaid program to stop paying for unneeded ER visits
164 - Dicks channeled federal money to Puget Sound project his son ran
122 - 3 big health insurers stockpile $2.4 billion as rates keep rising
93 - Proposal to link Market, aquarium may be too ambitious for Seattle
87 - Study shows link between payroll and wins not as big as before, but teams like Mariners still face bigger obstacles than others
76 - Video --- UW offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Eric Kiesau
70
- State Medicaid to quit paying for ER visits deemed unnecessary
- Here it is: The secret to stir-fried chicken | Taste
- Local aerospace suppliers say they feel squeezed by Boeing
- Dicks channeled federal money to Puget Sound project his son ran
- Buttoned Up: Nine immutable laws of time management
- Happy Hour: French-accented charm at Gainsbourg
- 3 big health insurers stockpile $2.4 billion as rates keep rising
- 'Gauguin and Polynesia': dazzling mix-and-match | Art review
- Gay-marriage bill passes House, awaits Gregoire's signature
- Agency set to investigate handling of 911 call about Josh Powell







