PCG arrests 18 crewmen on 3 boats for alleged fuel pilferage in Navotas | Rene Acosta

Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) personnel arrested 18 crewmen of a cargo vessel and three motorized banca over the weekend on charges of fuel pilferage.

Philippine Coast Guard personnel arrested 18 crewmen of a cargo vessel and three motorized banca over the weekend on charges of fuel pilferage.

“The Coast Guard personnel immediately inspected the sea vessels and found out the fuel pilferage,” the PCG said in a statement. “M/V Mirola had already transferred up to 30,000 liters of diesel into the three vessels when it was caught,” the PCG said.

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