Italian boat attacked in Croatia. The incredible video posted by its owner

Italian boat attacked in Croatia. The video.

It’s not a recent piece of news but we want to tell you about it so that attitudes and events like these don’t happen again.

It’s late July when Enrico and his family – his wife and daughter – land with their sailboat near Silba Island and, a few miles away from the local multi-buoy mooring terminal, drop the anchor determined to spend a night at anchor.

Meanwhile, Marko M,  the 39-year-old local manager of the multi-buoy mooring berth, after collecting his money at the anchorage, decides to charge all the boats anchored in the bay for mooring, even though they are in an area where paying a fee isn’t required.

The numerous yachtsmen coming from all around the world are consequently forced to pay a fee equal to 50% of what is usually charged for a mooring within the bay. Enrico, too, is required to pay this fee but he gently refuses to pay since he is certain the area is free to anchor in.

That’s when the unthinkable happens. The 39-year-old local goes crazy and threatens to kill Enrico. Then, he takes a mooring rope, he wraps it around the anchor chain and tries to trip the boat by towing it with his tender.

Enrico’s wife invites him to go away and threatens to call the police while the girl is crying on board.

Enrico’s boat dangerously gets close to another boat docked near there but, fortunately, a few minutes later the islander gives up and goes away.