Tag: Theft Archives

3751 – Theft in Saint Lucia – Rodney Bay – Gros Islet


Incident Date: 2025-11-22 at 00:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Fuel Tank, Other: 1 jerry can of gasoline , and 1 jerry can of diesel

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight while the owners slept onboard, two jerry cans of fuel were stolen from the deck of a yacht anchored in Rodney Bay. The lines securing the jugs were cut. Five similar jugs were left behind.

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3749 – Theft in Panama – Bocas del Toro – Marina Carenero


Incident Date: 2025-11-26 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (small panga w/outboard), Outboard Motor

Secured: Locked

Source Type: 2nd Hand Report

Incident Details: A small panga/outboard was stolen from a yacht berthed in Marina Carenero. It was recovered the next day, minus the outboard motor.

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3747 – Theft in United States Virgin Islands (US) – St. John – Cruz Bay


Incident Date: 2025-11-17 at 04:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (Center console RIB), Outboard Motor (Yamaha 40HP)

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight a center console dinghy / 40HP Yamaha outboard left unlocked at the Cruz Bay dinghy dock was stolen. No further details are currently available.

CSSN UPDATE: With assistance from the BVI Marine Police the dinghy was recovered intact and undamaged in Tortola.

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3745 – Theft in Martinique (France) – St. Anne


Incident Date: 2025-11-16 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (Arimar), Outboard Motor (Yamaha 15HP)

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight while the owner slept onboard in St. Anne, their in-the-water and not locked dinghy/outboard were stolen.

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3740 – Theft in Curacao (the Netherlands) – Spanish Water – Cabrita Bay


Incident Date: 2025-10-27 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (AB RIB), Outboard Motor (Yamaha Enduro 15HP)

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight, while the owner slept onboard, the in-the-water and not locked AB dinghy/15HP Yamaha outboard was stolen from Anchorage C. A search later that morning was not successful.

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3744 – Theft in Colombia – Cartegena


Incident Date: 2025-10-31 at 01:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Other: 2 fenders

Secured: Does not apply

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight while the owner slept onboard, 2 fenders were stolen from a yacht on a mooring between Club de Pesca and Club Nautico. The lines were cut.

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3739 – Theft in Panama – Isla Grande


Incident Date: 2025-10-21 at 01:39

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Outboard Motor (30HP Yamaha , SN 61TK-1129517), Fuel Tank, Other: Battery

Secured: Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: While the owners slept onboard their yacht near Isla Grande, Panama, the engine, fuel tank and battery were stolen from their in-the-water dinghy. The engine was cable locked to the dinghy, and the dinghy cable locked to the yacht. A police report was made.

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3738 – Theft in Panama – Linton Bay


Incident Date: 2025-10-23 at 02:30

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (Kapa tender), Outboard Motor (Yamaha 9.9HP-4 stroke 6 #AUK-1090770), Fuel Tank

Secured: Locked

Source Type: 1st Hand Report

Incident Details: Overnight while the owners slept on board in Linton Bay, Panama, their in-the-water and cable locked dinghy / outboard was stolen. A report was made to the police in Portobello.

CSSN UPDATE: The fuel tank (only) was found by cruisers on a nearby reef, the chain cut.

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3735 – Theft in Bonaire – Green dock


Incident Date: 2025-10-14 at 22:00

Event Type: Theft

Stolen Items: Dinghy (Talamex Highline), Outboard Motor (Suzuki 9.8)

Secured: Not Locked

Source Type: 2nd Hand Report

Incident Details: A dinghy / 9.8HP Suzuki outboard tied to the dock was stolen overnight. A police report is planned.

CSSN UPDATE : the dinghy minus engine was recovered in Port Bonaire

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