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St. Vincent, Buccament Bay: Night time boarding and theft – February 2016

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As reported by the Caribbean Safety & Security Net.[Broken Link]

DATE: 2016-02-14

Country Name: SVG

Location Detail: St. Vincent Buccament Bay

EVENT: Theft

Stolen Items: Two pairs of flip flops

SECURED: Yacht and dinghy were secured, but flip flops were loose.

DETAILS:

A yacht at anchor had raised and locked their dinghy on stern davits for the night. The yacht itself was fully closed and locked as well.

At approximately 2130 hours the captain was awakened by noise against the deck/hull and went to investigate. He discovered three men with scarves covering their heads and faces, rummaging in the hoisted dinghy.

The men immediately rowed away in their hard local dinghy. The captain made calls on VHF 16/68 to the SVG Coast Guard but had no response. They informed the one other yacht in the bay and re-anchored closer to the hotel.

The next day it was discovered that canvas covers on forwarding hatches had been slashed and two pairs of flip flops had been taken from the dinghy. The yacht departed for Bequia the next morning and made a police report there.

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