New developments in the tragic wakeboarding death of Ella Alder | Quickcast

In today's Quickcast:
New developments after 15-year-old Ella Alder was struck and killed by a boat over the weekend. Now several foundations are coming together to raise awareness and help prevent similar accidents.
Miami-Dade police say a man is facing charges after he showed up at a house thinking he would have relations with a minor. According to investigators, MDPD officers were dispatched to a Kendall home where a "vigilante-style" operation was being conducted by individuals to "catch child predators." Detectives say they made contact with an individual who told them he posed as a 15-year-old and interacted with Moises A. Flores-Coello, 24, via a "chatting application. "After one day of chatting through the application, Flores-Coello asked the "15-year-old boy" for an address where they could meet in person. Police say that when Flores-Coello met with the male whom he thought was a minor, he began to make attempts to cuddle, kiss, and touch the individual.
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[@ericglasgow1616]

It's sad but I don't think that he would have felt the hit in a boat that big in choppy water and I don't think that you should be pulling someone behind a bout as big as the one she was behind because you can't just turn it around fast to pick them up if they fall it's sad that she lost her life I think that they need to make it where you can't do stuff like that in the main channel

[@anonone8954]

It changes everything once we have more facts about this story.
I thought that a standing skier was struck when this story was first reported.
It's tragic that this young woman lost her life while out enjoying a day of fun.