Tanker pushed aground on Staten Island

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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

A 168-foot tanker washed ashore on Staten Island in New York Monday night during Hurricane Sandy. A WABC report featured striking footage of the John B. Caddell aground near Front Street. It described the ship as a "water tanker." The ship is described as being built in 1941 and having a deadweight capacity of 1,077 tons on the marinetraffic.com Website. WABC said the ship was moored about a mile from the beach when Sandy’s powerful force propelled it towa...

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