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Crew of US Yacht Arrested in Bahamas for Undeclared Firearms

By Administrator · On August 27, 2015

Whether you’re traveling on a 25-footer or a mega yacht, failure to declare your firearms and ammunition can be very costly! From the Royal Bahamas Defence Force Facebook Page:

Her Majesty’s Bahamian Ship P-44 apprehended a foreign pleasure yacht for failing to declare the firearms it had on board at its first port of entry on Tuesday 11th August 2015.

While on patrol P-44 carried out a routine boarding of the United States registered 86-foot Eagle Yacht named, “Mia” in the area of Highbourne Cay in the Exumas. The vessel had ten persons on board.  Read More

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