British man drowns after yacht capsizes of Spanish coast Police named the victim, dragged from the water on Sunday night by rescuers near the wreckage of a yacht, as Jan Antoni Krajewski, 72, a British national born in Poland who was a resident of London. A spokesman for the Civil Guard in La Coruna, which is taking part in the coastguard-coordinated search, said: "At the moment we are working on the assumption one and maybe two more people were on board the vessel. Police divers spent Monday morning examining the wreckage of the damaged yacht, which was unnamed and carried no radio or navigation system, and was described as "barely seaworthy." According to local reports the yacht had arrived in the Spanish port ten days ago on route from Britain to Greece. Local reports said Mr Krajewski had been rescued twice during the previous week after experiencing difficulties trying to reach the shore in an inflatable dinghy equipped with an outboard motor. Twice on Sunday October 7, a week before the yacht itself capsized, a lifeboat came to Mr Krajewski's aid. The first time when the outboard engine became tangled in fishing lines, and on a subsequent attempt to reach shore when he became stranded after running out of fuel.