Fujian Fuzhou Maritime Police Bureau disclosed on the 9th that the Bureau recently seized a case of illegal mining and trafficking of sea sand, and seized two ships and about 5000 tons of sea sand.
According to reports, on the morning of the 7th, the Bureau learned that a ship had stolen sea sand in the waters near the White Dog Islands and directly barged and sold it to passing ships at sea, so it immediately launched a study and dispatched law enforcement boats to investigate and arrest it.
The picture shows that the suspect identified the sea sand
carried in the target sea area. The marine police law enforcement officers successfully found and locked an inland river transport ship that was sailing. The ship had a deep draft and a large amount of sand in the cabin, acting suspiciously. The law enforcement officers of the Marine Police immediately revealed their law enforcement status by broadcasting and shouting, and asked them to stop the ship for inspection. However, when the suspected ship saw the marine police law enforcement boat, it immediately changed its route in an attempt to speed up its escape and avoid inspection.
In order to prevent the suspected ship from escaping, the marine police law enforcement officers took advantage of the fast speed and strong maneuverability of the ship to speed up the pursuit, and overcome the unfavorable factors such as the large sea swell and the large swing of the ship on that day to force the jump, and successfully controlled the suspected ship.
The picture shows the sand dredger involved in the case.
After investigation, the dredger is an inland river transport ship, carrying about 5000 tons of sea sand, and can not provide legal and complete procedures for the sea sand, suspected of illegal transportation of sea sand.
According to the crew, the batch of sea sand was a self-priming and self-unloading sand ship named "Zhenxing 1613", which was illegally mined in the waters near the White Dog Islands on the same day and then barged to the ship, and then prepared to be transported to Zhejiang for secondary sale.
The picture shows the sand
carrier involved in the case. According to this clue, the marine police law enforcement officers immediately searched through the AIS ship identification system and found that the suspected ship had not opened the AIS equipment, and then launched a pursuit. Half an hour later, the marine police law enforcement officers successfully found and boarded the suspected ship. After investigation, the crew of the ship confessed to the act of stealing sea sand and carrying out barge and sale on the spot.
The picture shows that the law enforcement officers of the Maritime Police are checking the articles involved in the case.
At present, the Fuzhou Maritime Police Bureau has seized the above-mentioned ships and sea sand according to law, and the case is being further investigated. The marine police department said that the illegal mining of sea sand endangers the marine ecological environment, destroys the order of resource development and utilization, and poses a huge potential risk to navigation safety. The illegal use of sand as aggregate brings great security risks to construction projects. It will strengthen the patrol and control of the sea area under its jurisdiction according to the characteristics of the illegal mining of sea sand cases, severely crack down on illegal and criminal acts at sea, and maintain the security and stability of the sea area under its jurisdiction.
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