40-foot sailboat stolen from the Chula Vista Marina

July 13

Harbor Police issued a citation to a boater who was illegally anchored in the A-1 La Playa Anchorage. The subject had been warned earlier.

Harbor Police assisted a boater who fell out of his kayak and was unable to get back in it. Harbor Police transported the subject and the kayak to the nearest dock.

July 12

Harbor Police responded to the area of the Coronado Bridge to investigate a Jet Ski accident. It was found one of the three occupants was injured after the ski hit a large wake. The subject was transported to the hospital.

July 11

Harbor Police investigated a fuel spill around Marina Cortez in the Harbor Island basin. The source was not located and all regional environmental agencies were notified.

Harbor Police were contacted by a subject who reported their small inflatable dinghy was stolen from a marina in the America's Cup Harbor.

July 9

Harbor Police responded to a small fire on the Broadway Pier. The fire was on the wood pilings on the edge of the pier. The fire was extinguished by a fire extinguisher and then doused with water. The fire was possibly started by a lit cigarette.

Harbor Police issued a citation to a boater who was in a slip at the Harbor Police guest slips without a valid permit. The subject has been warned and cited prior.

Harbor Police issued a citation to a boater who was illegally anchored in the Glorietta Bay (A-5) Anchorage. The subject had been warned earlier.

Harbor Police investigated a burglary that occurred on a vessel near the A-3 Laurel Street Anchorage. Numerous items were taken from the vessel. The Harbor Police are reviewing video surveillance and continuing to investigate.

Harbor Police were contacted by a boater who reported that their 40’ sailboat was stolen from the Chula Vista Marina.

July 8

Harbor Police responded to Driscoll’s Wharf Marina to investigate a disturbance. Harbor Police documented a verbal argument between two subjects. One subject was transported to a hospital because of chest pain.