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Norwegian Police Uncover Organised Fisheries Crime Network in Finnmark - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News

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Norwegian police uncover fisheries crime involving king crab, salmon, and illegal landings in major Finnmark investigation Major Fisheries Crime Investigation Unfolds in Finnmark: 13 Charged, Tonnes of Illegal Catch Seized Norwegian police have launched one of the country’s most extensive fisheries crime investigations in years, charging 13 individuals and 8 companies with serious breaches …
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Norwegian Police Uncover Organised Fisheries Crime Network in Finnmark - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News

Norwegian police uncover fisheries crime involving king crab, salmon, and illegal landings in major Finnmark investigation Major Fisheries Crime Investigation Unfolds in Finnmark: 13 Charged, Tonnes of Illegal Catch Seized Norwegian police have launched one of the country’s most extensive fisheries crime investigations in years, charging 13 individuals and 8 companies with serious breaches …

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13 people and eight companies charged

Tens of tons of fish and king crab have been seized, and the police have charged a total of 13 people and eight companies with fisheries crime.

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(+) Now 13 people have been charged

Eight companies and four new individuals have been charged in Finnmark after the major operation in Finnmark.

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kystogfjord.no broke the news in on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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