Onder 2.2.3. Hoge Raad 1 juli 2014

On March 4, 2013, Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard/marine officials located an un-flagged go-fast vessel in the high seas approximately 400 miles from St. Maarten or 50 miles north of the island of Bonaire. Dutch officials intercepted the vessel and subsequently boarded the vessel and discovered approximately 1,400 kilograms of cocaine on board the vessel. The vessel was found to have three occupants on board, tentatively identified as [betrokkene 1], [betrokkene 2]and [de opgeëiste persoon], aka [...]. At the time of his arrest, [de opgeëiste persoon] presented a false Venezuelan passport. Further investigation revealed that [de opgeëiste persoon] true name is [...], with a true date of birth of [geboortedatum], 1976. All three occupants of the vessel were arrested on Dutch maritime drug trafficking violations. The suspected cocaine was field tested positive for cocaine. The suspects were also carrying cell phones and other belongings, which were seized by St. Maarten law enforcement authorities. Additional investigation revealed that the vessel was unregistered, as well as un-flagged. The boat captain has not given any indication of the previous whereabouts of the boat or its harbor.

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