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The CSSN annual report for 2023 provides details and analysis of reported crimes against yachts in the Caribbean for 2023. Overall reported crimes decreased substantially from 2022 to levels similar to long term averages. However, there was a significant change in the nature of reported crimes. Violent crimes rose significantly

The CSSN annual report for 2022 provides details and analysis of reported crimes against yachts in the Caribbean for 2022. Overall reported crimes increased substantially from 2021 to levels similar to those pre-Covid with a significant increase in Violent crimes, dominated by acts of assault and robbery, with reduced levels

The CSSN annual report for 2021 provides details and analysis of reported yacht crimes in the Caribbean for 2021. As the Covid situation began to abate, restrictions and entry protocols opened up and a more typical cruising dynamic began to re-emerge. As did crimes against yachts in the Caribbean. Total

CSSN is publishing the 2019 Annual Report a bit later than usual this year as 2020 has brought many challenges and changes to our cruising community. Closed borders, lock-down/stay-at-home and curfew orders have now limited our cruising and social behaviors, as well as the activity of those who might victimize

The CSSN annual report for 2020 provides details and analysis of reported yacht crimes in the Caribbean for 2020. The Covid backdrop is evident in all aspects of our data and presented information, and similar to land crimes in many jurisdictions for the same period the trend line is noticeably

CSSN would like to again thank everyone who submitted incident reports, they help inform our community about potential risks. We would also like to thank those who offered constructive help and suggestions to improve our site and services, as well as the dedicated and talented volunteers whose efforts make it

CSSN would like to thank everyone who made reports, and those who offered constructive help and suggestions to help make our service even more useful. More good things happened at CSSN this year. We announced our information sharing partnership with Noonsite, enabling us both to bring our audiences even more

CSSN would like to thank everyone who made reports, and those who offered constructive help and suggestions to help make our service useful. Lots of good things happened at CSSN this past year. CSSN has partnered with SSCA and daily “KPK” HF broadcasts ( 8.104 at 0:815 AST) are now

CSSN would like to again thank everyone who made reports, they help inform our community about potential risks. We would also like to thank those who offered constructive help and suggestions to improve our service, and the dedicated and talented volunteers whose efforts make it possible to Know Before You