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Florida man arrested after 27-year-old woman found dead on cruise ship

"A quantity of suspected cocaine from the cabin" was confiscated by authorities.

A 27-year-old Florida woman has been found dead on a cruise ship in the Bahamas, authorities say.

Initial reports of the woman's death began at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Monday evening when members of the Royal Bahamas Force from the Criminal Investigation Department – Grand Bahama were told that a female passenger was found in a cabin on board a cruise line en route to the Bahamas, according to a statement from the Royal Bahamas Police.

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"A team of medical personnel from the ship assisted and performed CPR, but no vital signs of life were detected and she was declared deceased," police said detailing their response to the case.

The cause of death is currently unknown, but police did confirm that they confiscated "a quantity of suspected cocaine from the cabin, and arrested a 32-year-old American male from Florida, U.S.A."

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The identity of the deceased woman and the 32-year-old male who was arrested has not yet been disclosed by authorities and an autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

The investigation into the death of the 27-year-old woman is currently ongoing.

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Florida woman found dead on cruise ship, Bahamas police say

A 27-year-old Florida woman traveling to the Bahamas on a cruise ship was found dead in her cabin, police said. The Royal Bahamas Police Force said it was investigating the unidentified woman's death and that an autopsy will be conducted to determine how she died.

Police on the island of Grand Bahama were told Monday the woman was found unresponsive in her cabin on an unidentified cruise line en route to the nation in the West Indies, the agency said in a statement Tuesday.

Medical personnel on the ship performed CPR on the woman, police said. They weren't able to revive her, and she was declared dead.

Officers found a substance suspected of being cocaine in the cabin and arrested an unidentified 32-year-old Florida man on an unspecified charge, police said.

In the Bahamas, 18 killings in January spurred the U.S. Embassy in the capital of Nassau to urge Americans to exercise caution in parts of the country.

"Murders have occurred at all hours including in broad daylight on the streets," the embassy said on its website .

The U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory because of the violence. In response, the Bahamian government said the killings did not reflect the country's safety and announced new initiatives to reduce crime.

"The safety and security of everyone is of paramount importance to us and we are confident that The Bahamas will remain safe and welcoming for millions of visitors to continue to enjoy the magic and beauty of our beautiful islands," the prime minister's office said in a statement .

According to figures released by the country's tourism ministry , over 9.6 million people visited the country last year, an increase from 2022.

Most of those tourists —over 7.9 million people— arrived in the country by sea, an increase from over 5.5 million in 2022, the tourism ministry said.

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Teen plunges to death from cruise ship that was returning to Miami

A teenager aboard a cruise ship plunged to his death last week, prompting an investigation by police in Florida.

No foul play is suspected in the boy's death, Miami-Dade Police Detective Chris Thomas said.

The boy died at around 7:30 p.m. ET Wednesday aboard the MSC Seashore as the ship was returning from a five-day trip to the Caribbean, said MSC Cruises, the cruise line that runs the MSC Seashore.

MSC Cruises did not identify the teenager, describing him only as a young man who was traveling with his family. It said in a statement that he "appears to have died of suicide."

"Our team immediately notified authorities and our care team assisted the young man’s family on board," the statement said. "All of us at MSC Cruises are heartbroken. The family remains in our thoughts and prayers."

In chaotic videos passengers posted to social media after the incident, a "man overboard" alarm can be heard over the loudspeaker; police said their investigation later revealed that the death happened on board.

"Once the vessel came into the port, they responded to a deceased person on the ship," Thomas said.

An investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of death, he said.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at  800-273-8255 , text HOME to 741741 or visit  SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources  for additional resources.

Elizabeth Chuck is a reporter for NBC News who focuses on health and mental health, particularly issues that affect women and children.

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16-year-old dies in fall aboard Royal Caribbean cruise ship that set sail from Florida: report

Allure of the seas departed port canaveral for the bahamas.

PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. – A 16-year-old died after falling from a balcony to the deck of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship that set sail from Port Canaveral, according to TMZ.com .

The teen fell Saturday aboard Allure of the Seas, which left the port on Friday and traveled to the Bahamas before returning to Florida on Monday.

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News 6 spoke with a passenger aboard the ship, who said the cruise line made an announcement urging passengers to donate blood.

TMZ reported that the boy died at a hospital.

“We are saddened to learn of the passing of a guest, and our hearts go out to the family. Out of respect for them, we won’t provide any further comment,” Royal Caribbean said in a statement.

TMZ posted photos of yellow caution tape across a balcony on the ship.

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Passenger dies on Royal Caribbean ship that left Miami for 9-month world cruise

Serenade of the seas left miami on dec. 10, 2023, on the ultimate world cruise, a 274-night, seven-continent voyage that stops at 60 countries and 11 world wonders, by nbc6 • published february 13, 2024 • updated on february 13, 2024 at 3:22 pm.

A passenger has died while on board a Royal Caribbean ship that left Miami for a nine-month "Ultimate World Cruise," the company said Tuesday.

"A guest sailing on board Serenade of the Seas has sadly passed away," a Royal Caribbean spokesperson said in a statement to NBC News . "We are actively providing support and assistance to the guest's loved ones at this time. Out of the privacy of the guest and their family, we have nothing further to share at this time."

The passenger's identity and details surrounding their death weren't released.

Serenade of the Seas left Miami on Dec. 10, 2023, on the Ultimate World Cruise, a 274-night, seven-continent voyage that stops at 60 countries and 11 world wonders.

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The ship has already made its way through Mexico, the Caribbean, Brazil, Peru and Ecuador on its South America leg last month. On Sunday, the Asia Pacific leg of the voyage began that will see the ship pass through Hawaii, Polynesia and Australia.

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Teen passenger dies after fall on Royal Caribbean cruise ship based at Port Canaveral

A teenage passenger died after falling from the balcony to a deck of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship that sails out of Port Canaveral, according to the media site TMZ.

TMZ reported that a 16-year-old boy died Saturday while on a cruise, after the fall that occurred on Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas. The passenger was transported to a hospital for treatment, but died there.

In a statement to FLORIDA TODAY, Royal Caribbean said: "We are saddened to learn of the passing of a guest, and our hearts go out to the family. Out of respect for them, we won’t provide any further comment."

Allure at Port Canaveral: Allure of the Seas joins Port Canaveral lineup as largest ship with twice-weekly sailings

The Allure sails out of Port Canaveral on a three- and four-night cruises to the Bahamas, with stops at Nassau and Perfect Day at Coco Cay, Royal Caribbean's private island. The cruise on which the incident occurred was a three-night sailing that left Port Canaveral on Friday and returned Monday. The ship then departed Monday from Port Canaveral on a four-night sailing.

The Allure of the Seas has 2,748 staterooms, a double-occupancy capacity of 5,496 passengers and a full capacity of 6,828 passengers. It is the world's fifth-largest cruise ship. Port Canaveral ― the world's busiest cruise port ― also is home to the world's largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas.

The Allure of the Seas joined the Port Canaveral lineup in October.

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Dad Takes Aim at Cruise Staff After 20-Year-Old Son’s Fatal Jump

Francel Parker told his hometown newspaper that his family doesn’t drink, so he’s unsure how his son got so drunk just before he leaped to his death in the Caribbean.

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The dad of Levion Parker , the 20-year-old Florida outdoorsman who drunkenly leaped to his death in front of his family on a Royal Caribbean cruise last week, is now questioning how his son was able to get so drunk despite being underage.

In an interview with his hometown newspaper, The Daily Sun , Francel Parker insisted that his son wasn’t suicidal and that they weren’t arguing before his fatal plunge—a statement that contradicts what others onboard told the New York Post they witnessed.

Instead, Francel told the paper his son’s spontaneous jump was done out of drunken ignorance—something he suggested should have been avoidable.

“We don’t drink,” he told the Sun . “I’d like to know how my son was served so much alcohol.”

Despite being over international waters at the time of the fatal plunge, roughly midway between Grand Inagua Island and Cuba, cruises that depart and return from U.S. ports are barred from serving alcohol to anyone under 21. Royal Caribbean has released a statement on the incident, but has not addressed witness statements that claimed Levion was drunk.

Parker added that he’s holding out hope his son, an outdoorsman who won a saltwater fishing tournament just last month, is still alive somewhere in the Caribbean—despite Thursday making it a full week since he disappeared into ocean, and two days since the U.S. Coast Guard called off its search.

“As soon as he went off the side, I prayed over him,” he said, adding that his son was a skilled diver. “I was confident the prayers I said over my son were heard. I stand on the word of God. I believe he is alive.”

The tragedy unfolded around 4 a.m. on April 4, on the 11th deck of the massive Liberty of the Seas cruise liner. Witnesses told the Post last week that Levion was hanging out in a hot tub with his brother when he was approached by his dad, who appeared angry that he’d been drinking.

After what he perceived as being an argument, the witness Bryan Sims told the Post he heard Levion tell his dad, “I’ll fix this right now.” Moments later, he jumped into the dark ocean below—an incident Sims described as being an “impulsive leap.”

Sims added that the ship was moving “pretty fast” and that Francel screamed for staff to alert the captain, which brought the ship to a complete stop within 20 minutes. The vessel launched rescue boats, but to no avail—Levion was nowhere to be found.

Francel told the Sun he flung six life rings off the ship hoping one would reach his son, who he said accompanied him on board along with his younger brother to take a break from his work on a commercial fishing boat.

Social media posts showed Levion graduated from North Port High School, in southwest Florida between Sarasota and Fort Myers, in 2022. He played football there, and regularly posted about fishing and hunting.

In in its lone statement on the incident, Royal Caribbean said last week it was “providing support and assistance” to Levion’s family.

“The ship’s crew immediately launched a search and rescue effort alongside the U.S. Coast Guard,” it said, adding, “For the privacy of the guest and their family, we have no additional details to share.”

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Teen dies after falling from balcony on royal caribbean cruise.

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A teenager died Saturday after reportedly falling from a  Royal Caribbean ship’s balcony.

Passengers told TMZ a 16-year-old died after falling from a balcony onto a deck on Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas ship, saying it’s unclear if the incident was intentional.

One passenger on the ship said there was an announcement asking for passengers willing to donate blood early on Saturday morning, according to  FOX 35 .

The teen was reportedly taken to  a hospital  but later died.

Pictures taken by a passenger on the ship show yellow caution tape on a balcony and one area of the deck blocked off by a tent and a temporary wall.

The Allure of the Seas had just begun a 3-day trip when the incident happened and was between Port Canaveral, Florida, and Nassau, Bahamas.

A spokesperson for  Royal Caribbean  didn’t address what happened but told Fox News Digital one passenger had died.

“We are saddened to learn of the passing of a guest and our hearts go out to the family. Out of respect for them, we won’t provide any further comment,” a spokesperson for Royal Caribbean said.

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Tragic Death on the High Seas: Man Overboard from "Pacific Adventure"

A man tragically lost his life after falling overboard from the P&O cruise ship "Pacific Adventure" near Sydney.

The incident, which occurred approximately 20 kilometers off Sydney Harbor on Monday night, prompted a massive search and rescue operation involving lifeboats and a helicopter.

Despite extensive efforts that lasted several hours into the next morning, the rescue teams were only able to recover the man's body from the sea.

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The circumstances leading up to the man's fall are currently under investigation by Australian authorities, as confirmed by local media reports.

This incident has deeply impacted everyone on board, with the shipping company describing the event as a "very stressful day for the guests and the crew," according to Der Spiegel.

In light of the tragedy, the cruise line has postponed another cruise scheduled for that afternoon to allow time for the crew and passengers to cope with the aftermath and for thorough investigative processes to take place.

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2 Holland America crew members die during "incident" on cruise ship

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Two crew members on a Holland America cruise ship died during an "incident" in the ship's engineering space, the cruise line said.

The unidentified crew members died Friday while the Florida-based Nieuw Amsterdam was at Half Moon Cay in the Bahamas, Holland America said in a statement.

Authorities were notified and the cause of the accident is being investigated, the cruise line said. 

"The safety, security and welfare of all guests and crew are the company's absolute priority," the cruise line said. The company also noted reports that these crew members perished in a shipboard fire are not accurate.

The cruise line did not offer any further details about the crew members, nor which agency was handling the investigation. The ship set sail out of Fort Lauderdale on March 16 for a seven-night trip. 

Crew members were being offered counseling.

"All of us at Holland America Line are deeply saddened by this incident and our thoughts and prayers are with our team members' families at this difficult time," the statement said. 

Crew member deaths are relatively rare. Researchers at Bowling Green State University found between 2000 and 2019, there were 623 reported deaths on cruise ships, and 89% of those deaths were passengers while 11% of those were crew members.

During the pandemic, four crew members were killed by non-coronavirus causes on  cruise ships with workers stranded onboard . 

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Cruise line worker arrested at Port Everglades for child sexual abuse material, feds say

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A Celebrity Cruises crew member appeared in Fort Lauderdale federal court Tuesday after federal agents said they found child sexual abuse material on his phone after he disembarked at Port Everglades the day prior.

According to court documents released Wednesday, agents searched the phone of Dennis Ofrancia De Leon, 44, a Filipino national, after he got off the Celebrity Reflection Monday.

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Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent Katherine Leonard wrote in a criminal complaint that a “cursory search” of the device revealed “multiple videos/photographs” depicting child sexual abuse material.

Authorities described videos showing boys and girls being raped or otherwise sexually abused by men or women.

Leonard wrote that De Leon admitted to viewing child sexual abuse material, saying he began receiving it about four years ago through Facebook Messenger and looked at it about “once per month.”

He admitted to viewing content showing victims under the age of 10, the complaint states.

De Leon said he “generally deletes the child pornography he downloads onto his cellphone prior to traveling internationally, but failed to do so on this occasion,” Leonard wrote.

He was taken into custody on federal charges of transportation and possession of child pornography and was being held in the Broward Main Jail on behalf of the U.S. Marshals Service as of Wednesday, according to jail records.

Those records state he’s also being held on an immigration hold.

A spokesperson for Celebrity Cruises told Local 10 News that De Leon was fired following his arrest.

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Judge in Trump’s classified documents case cancels May trial date; no new date set

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Cannon said in a five-page order Tuesday that it would be “imprudent” to finalize a new trial date now, casting further doubt on federal prosecutors’ ability to bring Trump to trial before the November presidential election.

Trump faces dozens of felony counts accusing him of illegally hoarding at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida classified documents that he took with him after he left the White House in 2021, and then obstructing the FBI’s efforts to get them back. He has pleaded not guilty and denied wrongdoing.

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