Incident Date: 2022-12-21 at 03:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: kayak
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: Overnight an in-the-water and not locked green/yellow kayak was stolen. The yacht was anchored near the island of Cambombia. The kayak was well tied up, and not even the rope remained. A reward has been offered.
Incident Date: 2022-12-17 at 04:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: AB inflatable dinghy 2,80m and Yamaha enduro 15hp
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: Between 0330-0500HRs an in-the-water but locked dinghy/outboard was stolen from an occupied yacht at anchor. A report was made to the Aeronaval (Coast Guard) and the police.
Incident Date: 2022-10-28 at 02:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: None
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: A locked pinero was stolen from dock in Bocas (town) , and found engineless a few days later on Solarte. A police report was made
Incident Date: 2022-08-31 at 03:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: Dinghy, Outboard Motor (25HP – )
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: A yacht anchored near Bocas Marina (Isla Colon) found their Highfield dinghy / 25HP Yamaha outboard had been stolen overnight, the painter had been cleanly cut. The dinghy was later recovered, but the engine, fuel tank and all gear in the dinghy was gone.
Incident Date: 2022-07-23 at 03:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy / 8HP outboard
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: Overnight a yacht berthed in Linton Bay Marina had its dinghy / 8HP outboard stolen from its davits. The thieves cut 3 lines to steal the raised dinghy. The owner made a report to the marina and the coast guard (Aeronaval).
Incident Date: 2022-07-10 at 03:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: Aluminium Propane/Butane cylinder
Secured: N/A
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: Overnight while owners slept onboard their yacht in the Red Frog anchorage, a thief cut the lashings and stole a large "Tropigas" propane/butane cylinder off the stern deck. The theft was announced on the local VHF net.
Incident Date: 2022-07-10 at 03:01
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy/outboard
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: Overnight, and in-the-water and not locked dinghy/outboard were stolen from a yacht in the Red Frog anchorage. The dinghy was ransomed back the next day.
Incident Date: 2022-06-14 at 03:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: Honda 2hp fourstroke outboard
Secured: Not Locked
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: A 2HP-4Stroke Honda outboard was stolen from the stern of a catamaran anchored in Linton Bay. They were not able to make a police report before departing for offshore passage.
Incident Date: 2022-05-22 at 01:00
Event Type: Theft
Stolen Items: dinghy / 9.9HP Tohatsu engine
Secured: Locked
Source Type: 2nd Hand Report
Incident Details: An in-the water and locked dinghy/9.9HP Tohatsu was stolen from a yacht in the Linton Bay anchorage overnight. It is not known if a police report was made.
Incident Date: 2022-04-19 at 22:00
Event Type: Assault
Stolen Items: None
Secured: N/A
Source Type: 1st Hand Report
Incident Details: The owner/captain of a cruising yacht docked for one night at the Linton Bay Marina, and was ashore having dinner at the restaurant when it began to rain at about 2200HRS. He returned to his boat to close the hatches and was overtaken by 4-5 men who were lying-in-wait in darkness inside. They had already searched the boat, and immediately wrestled him to the floor, and then held an automatic weapon to his head and began to demand "the drugs" they believed he had brought from the San Blas. Once a phone camera was shined in his face a third party seemed to conclude he was the wrong person.||The captain sustained minor injuries and was warned to remain quiet and on the floor. The men departed after about 15 minutes in their small launcha that was tied alongside. Nothing was stolen. After some time the captain returned to the restaurant and reported the incident.||Reports were made to the Linton Bay Marina management, the Navy/Coast Guard (Aeronaval) and the police. The victim was told the only security cameras at the marina were pointed at the restaurant and not the dock.
