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3307 – Theft in Saint Lucia – Laborie Bay – Outer Bay

Reported Incident Details from Saint Lucia

An incident of Theft has been reported in Saint Lucia – Laborie Bay – Outer Bay.

Incident Date 2024-05-08 at 03:30
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items 2 x fishing rods
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details Owners were awakened in the early hours when they heard noises from an outboard engine. They looked through a portlight and saw a thief onboard their yacht removing a fishing rod from its holder. The thief departed before they were able to get to the deck, when it was noticed he had stolen 2 rods. ||A second boat had their outboard engine stolen the same night. See report 3309.
3309 – Theft in Saint Lucia – Laborie Bay – Outer Bay

Reported Incident Details from Saint Lucia

An incident of Theft has been reported in Saint Lucia – Laborie Bay – Outer Bay.

Incident Date 2024-05-08 at 03:00
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items Outboard engine, Honda BF 2.3 screwed on the searail.
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details While anchored overnight in Laborie Bay, a Honda 2.3HP engine was stolen from the rail. A crew member was asleep in the cockpit. ||The crew of a second yacht awoke when they heard noises. Looking through a portlight they saw a thief onboard taking a fishing rod from its holder. See report 3307. The thief escaped in a small powered boat.
3306 – Theft in Sint Maarten (Kingdom of the Netherlands) – Simpson Bay Lagoon

Reported Incident Details from Sint Maarten (Kingdom of the Netherlands)

An incident of Theft has been reported in Sint Maarten (Kingdom of the Netherlands) – Simpson Bay Lagoon.

Incident Date 2024-05-04 at 03:38
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items Dinghy, 40HP Yamaha SN 1065386
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details Between 2200HRS on 4 May and 0700HRS on 5 May a yacht's secondary dingy/40HP Yamaha was stolen from alongside in the Port De Plaisance Marina. The dinghy was not locked, but tied to the midship cleat. Reports were made to the marina and the police.||UPDATE: A reward was offered and the dinghy was recovered
3308 – Theft in British Virgin Islands (UK) – Tortola – Lower Belmont Bay

Reported Incident Details from British Virgin Islands (UK)

An incident of Theft has been reported in British Virgin Islands (UK) – Tortola – Lower Belmont Bay.

Incident Date 2024-05-03 at 00:22
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items Macbook air laptop
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details A yacht anchored for 2 nights in Lower Belmont Bay, Tortola. A thief boarded just after midnight and stole a MacBook air, which had been left in the cockpit. A police report was made and the tracking information provided to them.
3301 – Attempted Theft in Martinique (France) – St. Pierre

Reported Incident Details from Martinique (France)

An incident of Attempted Theft has been reported in Martinique (France) – St. Pierre.

Incident Date 2024-04-30 at 18:00
Event Type Attempted Theft
Stolen Items Attempted theft of dinghy engine and fuel tank
Secured Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details A charter yacht locked their dinghy, dinghy engine and fuel tank to the dinghy dock at St. Pierre, Martinique, and then spent the day ashore. When they returned they found 4 inches of water in the dinghy, the fuel tank disconnected from the engine, and the gear shift broken off and missing. They reported the incident to their charter company.
3302 – Theft in Grenada – Grenada – St. George’s – IWW dock

Reported Incident Details from Grenada

An incident of Theft has been reported in Grenada – Grenada – St. George’s – IWW dock.

Incident Date 2024-04-28 at 14:00
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items 18ft wooden boat with 85HP Yamaha outboard
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details An 18ft wooden boat (Red top side white hull & blue below) /85HP Yamaha was stolen mid-morning from the dock in front of Island Water World. Reports were made to the police and Coast Guard.
3438 – Theft in Saint Martin (France) – Lagoon – Witch’s Tit

Reported Incident Details from Saint Martin (France)

An incident of Theft has been reported in Saint Martin (France) – Lagoon – Witch’s Tit.

Incident Date 2024-04-26 at 20:00
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items 6HP outboard/fuel tank, Towing generator/propeller,2000W generator, 2 winches, Rocna anchor, various electronics, sheets and sails, tools, +++
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details The owner left their yacht on a mooring in the French lagoon from March 30 – April 26. During that timeframe various items were stolen from the deck (6HP outboard/anchor/towing generator/winches removed +) and others were stolen with some effort from the unlocked but blocked interior. (sails/sheets/electronics/2000W generator/electronics/tools +) ||No police report was made but the owner expects to complete one with French authorities when he returns to the island.||Mercury outboard model ME6M 4ST SN OR283922
3297 – Theft in Antigua and Barbuda – Antigua – Falmouth Harbor

Reported Incident Details from Antigua and Barbuda

An incident of Theft has been reported in Antigua and Barbuda – Antigua – Falmouth Harbor.

Incident Date 2024-04-24 at 20:00
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items Navigation light on dinghy outboard
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details A cruiser returned to the dinghy dock by Momsy Bridge and found that the navigation light affixed to the outboard had been stolen.
3294 – Theft in British Virgin Islands (UK) – Anegada

Reported Incident Details from British Virgin Islands (UK)

An incident of Theft has been reported in British Virgin Islands (UK) – Anegada.

Incident Date 2024-04-21 at 20:00
Event Type Theft
Stolen Items dinghy /outboard (charter)
Secured Not Locked
Source Type 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details A charter yacht had its unlocked dinghy/outboard stolen from the Lobster Trap dinghy dock while they were ashore for dinner. A local search did not locate the dinghy.
3292 – Suspicious Activity in Honduras – Offshore06

Reported Incident Details from Honduras

An incident of Suspicious Activity has been reported in Honduras – Offshore06.

Incident Date 2024-04-20 at 18:30
Event Type Suspicious Activity
Stolen Items N/A
Secured N/A
Source Type 1st Hand Report
Incident Details A motor yacht moving at 8.2kn was transiting from the San Blas islands, Panama, to the US via the Yucatan channel. At 1830HRS at position 16-21.197N 081-26.630W, approximately 130nm from the NE coast of Honduras in the Thunder Knoll area, they observed a 50-65' white fishing vessel with beige superstructure at a distance of 1.8nm. The yacht altered course and added speed (8.8kn). Radar indicated that the fishing vessel had significantly increased its speed (8.5kn) and altered its direction to an intercept course. There were no radio communications. As a precaution the yacht went dark (lights and AIS transmit off). Several course changes by the yacht were mirrored by the fishing vessel that continued to track at speed on an intercept course. ||The yachts crew prepared in accordance with their previously agreed boarding plan. They readied multiple flares, a spear gun and had already preprogrammed USCG phone numbers in their devices/Starlink. They began to close and secure all access points. PLB's and EPIRBS were hidden but remained easily accessible to the crew. || After about a half hour of pursuit/evasion the yacht had increased the distance to 2.3nm and the fishing vessel turned around, reduced speed and slowly headed SSW back to the area where it had first been sighted. ||The crew notified another vessel traveling behind them about the situation and they chose to alter course 30nm further east. After some distance had been achieved the yacht restored its lights/AIS transmit and continued its passage. They will make a report to officials on arrival.