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Grenada, Mt Hartman Bay: Unoccupied yacht burgled – August 2017

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Last Update - September 25, 2017

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As reported by the Caribbean Safety & Security Net.

DATE: 2017-08-27 01:30

Country Name: Grenada

Location Detail: Grenada Mt. Hartman Bay

EVENT: Burglary

HAND: 2

Stolen Items: Electronics, dinghy and outboard

SECURED: Locked

DETAILS:

An unoccupied catamaran was burgled overnight. The break-in was discovered the next morning by the minder. The thief/thieves broke the door lock and thoroughly ransacked the interior of the boat, then badly damaged the main electrical panel and cut cables before removing electronics. Davit lines for the raised dinghy with outboard were slashed and it was stolen. There was no attempt to conceal the break-in. The Coast Guard and police were summoned by the minder and are investigating.

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