user: A fire engulfed a yacht a mile off Miami Beach on Saturday, sending a thick column of black smoke into the clear blue sky before rescue crews were able to put it out, the Coast Guard said. Three people were aboard the 80-foot yacht Bliss when it caught fire around 10 a.m., the Coast Guard said. They all jumped into the water and were rescued with no reported injuries. Crew members from the Coast Guard Cutter Sitkinak were about to board the yacht as part of a routine inspection when the fire broke out, the Coast Guard said. Boat crews from the Coast Guard's Miami Beach station and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded and extinguished the fire. It was not immediately known what started the fire. The yacht was partially submerged Saturday afternoon and commercial salvage was being arranged to tow it back to shore, the Coast Guard said. Were you there? Share your images, stories and videos.

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An 80-foot yacht off Miami Beach catches fire. The three passengers jump in the water and are rescued. The fire sends a huge column of black smoke into the air.

By. Steve Nolan. PUBLISHED:. 11:12 EST, 13 August 2013. |. UPDATED:. 11:37 EST, 13 August 2013. A warehouse worker who stole a £760 bottle of designer perfume bound for duty free shoppers at Heathrow is facing jail today. Hasmik Blaszyck, 35, helped herself to the high-end scent while working at World Duty Free’s warehouse in Runnymede last summer. But she picked the wrong bottle – a limited edition Swarovski perfume that was one of just 500 produced, and was easily traced back to her. Facing jail: Hasmik Blaszcyk, pictured on her mobile phone outside the Old Bailey (left), was found guilty of theft after stealing a limited edition Swarovski perfume (right) The unique number on the empty perfume box that she had left behind matched that stamped on a crystal bottle found in a wardrobe at her home. She had tried to claim that a workmate had stolen the perfume and that she only received it after it had been taken. But a jury at the Old Bailey found her guilty of theft today. She will be sentenced next month. Judge Stephen Kramer QC, warned Blaszcyk that she could face a jail for the theft. He said: 'I make it clear that, the jury having found you guilty of theft, this is a very serious offence and all sentencing options will be open on September 10 to me.' The court heard that Blaszcyk stole the perfume, Swarovski Aura Prestige Edition,  between May 17 and July 2 last year having started work at World Duty Free's warehouse two years previously. Discount store: The perfume was meant to go on sale at the World Duty Free store at Heathrow Terminal 3. Each bottle of the Swarovski Aura Prestige Edition is adorned with 11 crystals and only 500 bottles of the fragrance were made. The bottle, which has a lace veil design enhanced by flowers, is presented in a luxurious leather case. According to Swarovski, the bottle has 'pure, futuristic lines' and 'is designed like a long sheath of gleaming metal that envelops the glass'. The perfume's notes say that it is a blend of fragrances including lychee, green tea, peony, lotus and white musk. Prosecutor Ben Irwin said that a stock check at the firm's Perfume Gallery store in Terminal 3 at Heathrow had uncovered the missing fragrance. He said: 'What should have been in place was three bottles of perfume because three had been ordered from the distribution centre. 'One of the three had been sold. The other two were still believed to be in the perfume store. 'When they were checked the boxes were there as you would expect, but one had been opened and the bottle of perfume was missing. 'It had been taken from the box and the box left behind. In fact it was very distinctive because this was a limited edition perfume. 'That bottle - number 255 - was then found at Ms Blaszcyk's home address, in a wardrobe.' She gave no comment when she was interviewed by police. Blaszyck was bailed ahead of the sentencing hearing on the condition she lives at her home address. She had denied theft and an alternative charge of handling stolen goods.

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assistant: Hasmik Blaszyck stole a crystal bottle of Swarovski Aura Prestige Edition. But the bottle was one of only 500 of the scent produced in the world. Police found a bottle of the perfume at Ms Blaszcyk's west London home. The unique number matched that on a box left behind after the theft.