Otto wrote: Saw this on the news a couple nights ago and thought the same. Multiple offending yet still allowed to operate |
Sanchez wrote: Ive been watching this case. I believe the sentence for the Paua is due to be passed down this month? Incredibly lax time period for someone who is 100 % guilty of stealing a great deal more than your average handbag |
Wanda_Ra wrote: The jails are full, even serious crimes are getting stuff all in the way of a decent sentence. Ive always loved chinas jail system, it cost the chinese govt practically zero and they dont feed the prisoners and so prisoners are reliant on the red cross food parcels and what their family sends them.Piss the guards off and no parcels for you for a few days etc. Now it costs about $150k a yr to keep a prisoner here in NZ, how about we offer to pay the chinese govt $75k a year and they take our worst offenders, the repeat offenders who are pure scum. Might not be so keen to re offend then. |
"If they weren't involved we wouldn't have bought into the company at all.
"They are the experts and know the region and market, we just invested to improve and build on things at Takitimu Seafoods for the future."
the croc wrote: There were around 100 charges in the early 90s as well. Dodgy as. These guys should have been stopped from fishing 25 years ago. |
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