Corporation pleaded guilty to violations of ocean discharge
National authorities Navigation
Company (NNC) has pleaded guilty and was sentenced today in U.S. District Court
for the District of Oregon for 15 felony charges, Department of Justice
known. The company, headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, whose admission to a violation of
Law on the prevention of marine pollution by ships and making false statements to federal level
Officials.
The case arose from an investigation into a cargo ship in bulk on behalf of the
M / V Wadi Al-Arish. U.S. Coast Guard inspectors have found evidence of illegal immigration
The dumping of waste oils to a routine inspection in November 2007. Law
The implementation agents of the Coast Guard and the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) launched a broad investigation of the fleet, aboard ships and
Survey of dozens of crew members on several Pacific ports
North-west and along the Gulf coast. The investigation uncovered evidence of
Injuries aboard the fleet of six NNC. The crews of these ships dumping
Thousands of litres of waste oils, including mud, in the oceans around the
And false official registers ships, including oil record book,
log necessary to cover the dumping.
The Multi-circle was followed in Oregon and also
including taxes in Seattle and New Orleans, have been consolidated
Oregon. During the consultation today, in Oregon, NNC convicted of a crime
count of eastern district of Louisiana, two of the crimes
Western District of Washington, and twelve felony, in Oregon. The
Charges resulting data, that the six ships visiting each of these ports
Courts.
The court sentenced him to pay a total of NNC monetary policy penalties amounting to $ 7.25
Millions of people - the largest ever for an event in connection with counterfeiting ship
Minutes to conceal the deliberate pollution by ships in the Pacific Northwest.
Of this amount, $ 2025000 were used to finance various circles
Projects in Oregon up by the National congressionally
Fish and Wildlife Fund (NFWF) by the Governor’s Fund for Oregon
Environment. Washington State received $ 350000 by the NFWF
manages Puget Sound Marine Conservation Fund. Get LA
$ 175000 administered by the NFWF Vessel source of marine pollution prevention
Compliance and de-Fonds.
According to the text of the plea agreement, NNC has also been a
four-year term during the trial period, we must first of all, funds and
Implementation of a vast fleet strict environmental approved the programme Compliance
by the USA, which controls a judicial supervision and outside
the independent supervisory body vessels NNC. The plan is the same for all vessels
Who are the possession of NNC.
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