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5 Years Probation and $5000 Is Not Enough.
Mark L. Harrison was sentenced earlier this week in federal court in Atlanta to 5 years probation and a $5,000 fine for violating wildlife protection laws by running the "self-described" largest Shark Fin trading operation in the United States. He claims to have shipped millions of Shark fins. In August 2007, Mark L. is for "lump of shit" Harrison, was caught attempting to ship at least 211 Shark fins through the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta. All the fins were from endangered Caribbean Sharp-nosed Sharks, Bignose Sharks, and Night Sharks.
Authorities said that Harrison dried his fins on open air racks or on tarps laid on the ground, leaving the fins exposed to bird droppings, insects and dogs.
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$5000 bucks? That is barely above a Cash-for-Clunkers rebate. I would like to see Mr. Harrison exposed to bird droppings, insects, and dogs.
--Sharky
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$5,000.00 fine for Harrison International, plus
4 months of home detention, plus
150 hours of community service, plus
5 years of probation for Mark Harrison, during which completely banned from shark fishing industry, plus
5 years of probation for Harrison International, plus
An advertisement in a national magazine stating what he and his company did.
--Sharky
FUCKING BULLSHIT BULLSHIT BULLSHIT
Almost as bad as total lack of legal enforcement in Asia.
Why not just fin him, then drop him in the Caribbean?
Natural justice is where its at.
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