This is funny what happened to me an 2 friends.years ago. i used to go to wekiva river for the yearly river clean up,they would give us a rental canoe for free for the day plus a box of garbage bags, we could pick up trash anywhere along the river or in it,so we all brought our scuba equipment,plus i brought my underwater metal detector, we got about 4 trash bags full of beer cans,plus 1 friend found a wallet with about 200 bux cash in it but no id,i found a camera an a cell phone,after we turned in our bags,i suggested that we paddle up stream to the wekiva state park where there was a big pool on the other side of this walk bridge,the pool wasnt really in the state park area,but they had rental canoes there an alot of people would turn over thier canoes and i thought would lose whatever wasnt tied down.so we tied up the canoe on the far side near the river,all three of us went down,it was only 15-20 feet deep,4 feet of silt at the bottom,we got to the area where they launch the canoes i was detecting an just got a goodie bag full of cans an some pop tops,then i noticed some canoers trying to poke paddles down at me,well it got worse all 3 of us were getting paddles poked at us one of my buddies grabbed one of the paddles an the canoe tipped over,what i saw almost made me spit out my reg,i was laughing so hard i almost sucked in water,in the water struggling an trying to swim was 2 seminole county cops an 1 park ranger all with full uniforms and guns on.well we all surfaced an went to the canoe launch site,where the 2 cops gave us the third degree an kept saying that we wernt allowed to scuba dive in the state park.well i informed them that we wernt in the state park an that if they could show me a law that said we wernt supposed to be there then i would believe them,they threatned to take away all our equip.the ranger never said a word.they never saw the md,they finally said just leave.so we all did laughing all the way back to our trucks.i guess that will teach those cops not to poke paddles at divers ever again.