You know the Indians didn't bother with that when a Princess was being rescued. It seems that if a state decides that they want to board you and arrest you the law takes a back seat.Our Border Force can board any vessel in UK waters, and a UK flagged vessel in international waters. For foreign flagged vessels in international waters they would use powers from the Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) Act 1990 (CRIJICA 1990), which, as DJE quite rightly states requires permission from the flag state’s government.
that's a fair size greenhouse on the boat. Were they growing weed as well......Can anyone identify the marque of the yacht? Someone was asking on Reddit, but no-one was able to answer.
To have seized the yacht some distance offshore implies they knew from the outset what the yacht was carrying and had presumably been following its progress. ....
My first thought was an old Trintella, but I can't find an exact match in terms of windows etc to anything on google.Can anyone identify the marque of the yacht? Someone was asking on Reddit, but no-one was able to answer.
Can anyone identify the marque of the yacht? Someone was asking on Reddit, but no-one was able to answer.
Which way up was she ?Amongst them was the old Whitbread maxi Martella. A really sad sight seeing an old formidable warhorse come to an ungainly end, sat in the quayside with tyres for fenders slowly rotting away!
@Minerva do you have any further details as to how Martella ended up busted for drugs in Horta?
Might is right.Whilst it's good to see the arrest, I do wonder what rights there are to board a vessel in international waters.
Turns out she is a Dinamic 80 called Siro G. She was for sale……,Can anyone identify the marque of the yacht? Someone was asking on Reddit, but no-one was able to answer.