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Home›Panamanian Navy Arrests Five in Colon

June 8, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Panamanian Navy Arrests Five in Colon

Panamanian Navy special forces arrested a group of people who illegally boarded a cargo vessel in Colon, Panama. The National Air and Navy Service of Panama, SENAN (Servicio Nacional Aeronaval), detained the five culprits and transported them to the SENAN Naval Base for further proceedings. The agei

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Panamanian Navy special forces arrested a group of people who illegally boarded a cargo vessel in Colon, Panama.

The National Air and Navy Service of Panama, SENAN (Servicio Nacional Aeronaval), detained the five culprits and transported them to the SENAN Naval Base for further proceedings.

The ageing cargo vessel VFM Alita, anchored off Colon since last year, is bound for the scrapyard.

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Naval Today Staff, Image: SENAN

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