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Colombia, Cartagena: Outboard & fuel tank theft – February 2018

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As reported by the Caribbean Safety & Security Net

DATE: 2018-02-27 01:30

Country Name: Colombia

Location Detail: Cartegena

EVENT: Theft

HAND: 1

Stolen Items: outboard and fuel tank

SECURED: Not Locked

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An in-the-water yacht had lifted and securely locked its dinghy. Owners had gone to sleep but heard some noise around 0130 hrs and thought it was from a nearby vessel. The outboard engine and fuel tank, however, were not locked to the dinghy and the owner’s discovered they had been stolen in the morning.

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