Incident Date: 2020-09-16 at 16:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy fuel tank
Secured: Unknown
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: Victim #3 of 4, see 2540
Incident Date: 2020-09-16 at 16:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy fuel tank (victim #2)
Secured: Unknown
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: #2 of 4 victims fuel tank stolen from dinghy dock, see 2540
Incident Date: 2020-09-16 at 16:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: Dinghy fuel tank
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: A dinghy was cable locked to the dinghy dock at the Fisherman's marina in Spanish Waters. When the owners returned at 2130 , the cable had been cut and the dinghy was adrift 30 meters away. The cable also secured the fuel tank, which was stolen. There is a security guard on premises who sits adjacent to the dinghy dock. When queried, he reported that earlier someone had taken several tanks and he recorded the license plate of the vehicle. When asked by the victim, he called the police and reported the license number of the vehicle involved. ||Additionally, 2 other dinghies had fuel tanks stolen that night, and also a fuel line from a third dinghy.
Incident Date: 2020-09-07 at 17:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: 20HP Yamaha outboard engine
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: Owners left their dinghy chain locked to the small dinghy dock at the southwestern end of anchorage "C" in Spanish Waters during daylight hours. On their return less than an hour later they found that the 20HP Yamaha outboard that had been padlocked to the dinghy had been stolen. The police took a report but did no forensics.
Incident Date: 2018-11-28 at 14:00
Event Type: Attempted Theft
Stolen Items: none – not successful
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: A dinghy was well locked to the dock at the Pirates Nest from 1-4 PM while owners were ashore to check out. When they returned they found one side of a link of the 10mm stainless steel chain had been cut through with bolt cutters, and incomplete cuts were made on the other side of the same link. The yacht departed early the next morning, as planned. A report was made on the VHF net.
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Incident Date: 2018-10-10 at 01:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: Dinghy and outboard
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: An occupied yacht anchored in Cabrita Bay (anchorage C, Spanish Waters) had the in-the-water and cable locked 11 ft. AB dinghy/18 HP NIssan outboard stolen overnight. The painter and cable had both been cleanly cut near the waterline. A report was made to the Police, Port Captain and on the VHF net.
Incident Date: 2018-04-08 at 02:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: 15 Hp outboard
Secured: Unknown
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: 15 HP outboard stolen overnight from an unoccupied day charter boat, dinghy was hoisted but it is not known if the outboard was locked to the transom.
Incident Date: 2018-04-08 at 20:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy with 15 HP outboard
Secured: Unknown
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: Dinghy/outboard stolen from Pirates Nest dock, no further details available
Incident Date: 2017-09-16 at 01:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy and outboard
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 3rd Hand Report
Incident Details: An in-the-water dinghy with outboard was stolen overnight from an anchored yacht, no further details available. CSSN NOTE: We all depend on each other to make reports, if you were a victim, or have direct knowledge about this event please contact CSSN at safetyandsecuritynet@gmail.com (LINK)
Incident Date: 2017-09-15 at 10:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy and outboard
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 3rd Hand Report
Incident Details: dinghy/outboard stolen from the fishermans village dinghy dock. no further details available. CSSN NOTE: We all depend on each other to make reports, if you were a victim, or have direct knowledge about this event please contact CSSN at safetyandsecuritynet@gmail.com (LINK)
