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Cruise Ship Back To Sydney After Passenger Clashed


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Pacific Explorer cruise ship owned by P & O Cruises company was forced to return to Sydney after a clash on a boat linking the toilet queue.

A 37-year-old Russian woman has now been charged with hitting the head of a 21-year-old boy using an empty wine bottle.

According to information collected by the New South Wales Police (NSW), clashes broke out between men on the toilet queue Sunday morning.

In the clash, the 37-year-old woman, who was a couple from one of the men, hit the head of a 21-year-old boy, with a bottle of wine so bloody.

Police said the ship's security had separated the clashes and several men were arrested.

The injured man then gets treatment on board.
A small boat next to a big boat.
A young man hit him on the head with an empty wine bottle.



The cruise ship owner, P & O Cruises, said they asked the NSW police to board the ship yesterday morning because of 'bad behavior inside the vessel overnight.'

"This is in keeping with our policy of not tolerating at all the excessive behavior that affects the security, comfort and enjoyment of other guests."

"While such behavior is rare, we do not hesitate to take the necessary crackdowns for the implementation of the policy." said a statement from P & O.
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Police said yesterday afternoon that six men, including the wounded youth, and the attacking women had been relegated from a ship from the Bradley's Head area, after the vessel had to return to the port because of the incident.

The six men were eventually acquitted without charge, while a 37-year-old Russian woman was taken to Newtown police station.

P & O Cruises said the group derived from this vessel will not be allowed to board the company's vessels in the future.