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Posted: 3:21 PM Jul 24, 2008
Seven men charged in 57-count indictment in seafood investigation
A two-year investigation by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s fisheries service, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the United States Attorney’s Office involving marine species illegally caught in Florida and shipped out of state has resulted in a 57-count federal indictment against seven individuals. Reporter: Toni Brannon, F-W-C |
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To anyone who knows any of the accused they know that the FWC in Taylor County especially is a biased and prejudiced lot, and should themselves be federally investigated. This is of a case when personal disputes get blown out of proportion and powers are abused. I personally know many FWC officers in Taylor County, and none know of any "undercover investigation". I stand by the claim that the FWC should be investigated before this case is over.
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