Tag: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Archives

3122 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Bequia – Princess Margaret Beach


Incident Date: 2023-10-20 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Cash, credit cards, computers and first aid kit

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: A yacht anchored off Princess Margaret beach, Bequia, was boarded between midnight and 0600HRS while the owners slept onboard. The yacht was not locked and the thieves entered the salon/cabins and stole cash, credit cards, computers and a first aid kit. A report was made to the Coast Guard and the police.

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3110 – Assault in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – St. Vincent – Buccament Bay


Incident Date: 2023-10-10 at 00:15

Event Type: Assault

Stolen Items: Cash, ring, binoculars, fishing/diving gear, large flashlight

Secured: Does not apply

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: CSSN NOTE: This report replaces a previous PRELIMINARY 2nd hand report (3105)||A yacht with two persons on board anchored alone in Buccament Bay, St. Vincent around 1000HRS. At 0015HRS they were boarded by two men, armed with a gun and a knife who broke through the companionway door. The crew was held at gunpoint (head) and knifepoint (back). The armed men ransacked (and damaged) the yacht before roughly taking a ring from the woman's finger, which later required medical treatment. Also cash, binoculars, fishing/diving gear, and a large flashlight were stolen.||After about an hour onboard the men left rowing a wooden boat. A report was made to the police and Coast Guard.

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3097 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Bequia – Princess Margaret Beach


Incident Date: 2023-09-08 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: 15HP 2S Yamaha outboard

Secured: Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: A yacht anchored off Princess Margaret beach had their in-the-water and cable locked dinghy stolen overnight while they slept onboard. The thief stole a surf board from a nearby beach bar and used it to reach the yacht. The dinghy was taken to the beach and the 15HP Yamaha outboard removed. The dinghy, fuel tank and surfboard were abandoned on the beach, and later recovered. ||A report was made to the police and Coast Guard.

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3045 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Canouan – Charlestown Bay (South House)


Incident Date: 2023-07-08 at 23:45

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Food and a headlamp

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Cruisers locked their main entrances and most hatches and went to bed. The next morning they awoke to find their refrigerator and freezer unlatched, with food crumbs/remains/containers scattered around and in the trash. At least one drawer had been rifled, and a headlamp had been stolen but computers, tablets, and cameras in open sight were not taken. An unlocked overhead hatch appeared to be the point of access,

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3025 – Vandalism in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Union – Clifton Harbor


Incident Date: 2023-04-12 at 00:30

Event Type: Vandalism

Stolen Items: None

Secured:

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: A yacht was approached and led to a non-park mooring and what was perceived as a high fee was demanded, then refused, and then the boat was taken to one of the park moorings and a proper Marine Park ticket/voucher given for payment. A lot of harsh words were exchanged.|| That night, the yacht's mooring line was cut and the boat went adrift, the crew was awakened by the unusual motion of the boat at 0030HRS. The crew managed to avert disaster and were very close to going aground/striking the concrete dock.|| The next morning another young man arrived at 0500 and asked to be paid for his "services" although he had not been involved in any way. When examined closely it was clear that many sharp cuts had been made on the yacht's mooring line. The crew visited the Marine Park offices later that day and after some discussion the overnight fee ($60ECD) was waived given the circumstances, and the yacht departed. ||CSSN has asked the Marine Park manager to clarify the mooring selection/payment process for their moorings and the role/payment of boat boys . We will publish an update when this is received.

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2981 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – St. Vincent – Cumberland Bay


Incident Date: 2023-02-08 at 02:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy with motor

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 2nd Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight while owners slept onboard their yacht anchored in Cumberland Bay, their in-the-water but not locked dinghy was stolen, despite having 2 lines securing it to the yacht. This is the 4th reported theft in this bay in the last 2 months.||It is not known if a police report was made.||CSSN NOTE: If you are a victim please complete the quick and easy CSSN online incident report, help keep the cruising community well informed.

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2975 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Mayreau – Saline Bay


Incident Date: 2023-02-07 at 11:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: dinghy fuel tank

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: The fuel tank was stolen from a dinghy that was beached and tied to a tree in Saline Bay. It is not known if a police report was made.||UPDATE: Victim found the tank (empty) several days later hidden in the nearby bushes

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2951 – Theft in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Bequia – Admiralty Bay (Port Elizabeth)


Incident Date: 2022-12-26 at 21:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: center console Avon dinghy SN 80319 / 50HP Yamaha 4S ,SN L2037258008

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: A monohull anchored in Admiralty Bay discovered their in-the-water and not locked center console dinghy (SN80150) / 50HP 4S Yamaha (SN L2037258008) had been stolen between 2100-2345HRS. An extensive 3 hour search was immediately made in the area and well offshore. A report was made to the Coast Guard the next morning and also to the police.

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