The Marine Department of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Drive has intercepted a sloop trying to move 107 irregular migrants, comprising 96 males and 11 females.
The incident unfolded on Thursday, simply 0.25 miles off South Dock.
Marine department steps in
The Maritime Operations Centre performed a pivotal position in coordinating the interception of the vessel.
The operation noticed the deployment of two Police Marine Vessels, the Sea Pursuit, and the Sea Guardian, as they labored in tandem to thwart this unlawful try at migration.
Performing Commissioner acknowledges excellence
Performing Commissioner of Police Rodney Adams counseled the unwavering dedication exhibited by the Marine Department officers in successfully addressing and managing such incidents.
He hailed the profitable interception as a testomony to their distinctive work and ongoing diligence, emphasizing their essential position in making certain the security and safety of the waters and the neighborhood they serve.
Collaboration on the coronary heart of success
Acknowledging the collaborative efforts concerned, Adams prolonged appreciation to the Turks and Caicos Islands Regiment and The Border Drive for his or her help in addressing such incidents successfully.
Public inspired to report
The general public is urged to anonymously report any info associated to criminality by contacting 911, the closest police station, or TCI Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477 (TIPS)
