3 Colombians failed to return to cruise ship on Sunday
The public is asked to assist with the location of, from left: Ms Pamela Mesa Escobar, Mr Jean Carlo Ospina Cano, and Ms Yesica Yojana Marin Ramirez of Colombia, who travelled to the Territory via the cruise ship Norwegian Sky on Sunday, March 10 and have not returned to the ship and remain at large. Photo: GIS
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The public is being asked to assist with the location of three Colombia nationals who did not return to the cruise ship they entered the [British] Virgin Islands (VI) on Sunday, March 10, 2024.
The persons deemed “at large” are Mr Jean Carlo Ospina Cano, Ms Pamela Mesa Escobar and Ms Yesica Yojana Marin Ramirez.
According to Government Information Service (GIS), “these individuals travelled to the Territory via the cruise ship Norwegian Sky on Sunday, March 10 and have not returned to the ship and remain at large.”
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Mr Ospina Cano, Ms Mesa Escobar and Ms Marin Ramirez are asked to contact the Department of Immigration at 468-4717, 468-4754, 468-4705 or the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force’s hotline at 311.
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24 Responses to “3 Colombians failed to return to cruise ship on Sunday”
cartels?
Payment made upfront basically for interest of time
A headcount must be made upon collection at the beach for reporting.
Also I hate hearing this talk about cartels. The biggest ones are up in Europe under titles & afforded secrecy, when they are ready they fly out with planes to kill people like in Libya. Meanwhile we call for documentation on wealth of local people with one home.
This chaos that is going on in south America is fabricated. No drug war, no drug cartels. Its that simple. Anyone remember the rumors that the CIA introduced cocaine to inner city black American communities?
No drug addicts, no demand. They've enough informants doing dirt, satellites, NSA snooping with AI to shut down gangs. There's money, power, & control in it for governments to allow crimes to happen as they play the hero.
Why do we not have public transport, because the taxi drivers are all local and have the monopoly. This needs to change.
I went to the taxi rank by village cay and waited while the men finished a loud argument before my driver was available.
We can do better, public transport has been needed for years and let’s look out for the people not line the locals drivers pockets cause they born here.
,"Coincidentally" a like occurrence a few weeks ago with South Americans as participants.