Law Enforcement

  • $78 Million in Drugs

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    USS Rentz and its embarked Coast Guard law enforcement detachment have transferred $78 Million in confiscated cocaine to the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Forward in the Western Caribbean 4th Fleet […]

  • North Korea Ship ‘Broke Arms Embargo’

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    Panama says undeclared weapons cargo found on a North Korean ship is an “undoubted violation” of UN embargo on Pyongyang North Korea ship to Cuba ‘broke arms embargo Panama says […]

  • HMS Lancaster makes £100m cocaine haul

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    Personnel on the Portsmouth-based HMS Lancaster intercepted smugglers during a Caribbean patrol targeting South America-to-UK traffickers. Royal Navy sailors have seized a cocaine stash worth £100m. HMS Lancaster makes £100m cocaine […]

  • UN probes North Korea arms shipment

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    UN experts will prepare a report for the UN Security Council, which must decide whether the shipment violates a ban on arms transfers to North Korea. Panama: UN probes North […]

  • iFSO Conference

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    Homeland Security Outlook (HSO) and Seebald & Associates International announce a new partnership for the International Facility Security Conference (iFSO), 17 – 19 September 2013. International Facility Security Officer Conference […]

  • Panama finds two MiG jet fuselages

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    Panamanian security forces searching a North Korean ship detained last week for illegally carrying weapons have found two military jet fuselages. The cargo search continues. Seized N Korean ship: Panama […]

  • N Korea urges Panama to release ship

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    In its first comments on the case, North Korea has urged Panama to release without delay its ship and crew, seized after weapons were found on board. North Korea urges Panama […]

  • Maritime authority to boost capabilities

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    Approved by the State Council in June, the plan highlights the expanded duties of maritime law enforcement, improving the protection and utilization of oceanic resources and better safeguarding China’s maritime […]

  • Jakarta passes the buck on asylum-seekers

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    The primary strategy of transit countries such as Indonesia in response to the influx of asylum-seekers is to pass the buck to destination countries such as Australia. Jakarta passes the […]

  • AIS For All

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    All vessels using international waters should be identifiable and be part of a global tracking system to close a “security loophole” on the high seas. Concern over ‘high seas security […]

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