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I would think offering rewards for information could be a good deterrent. It takes a decent amount of coordination, equipment, and crew to pull off these missi
by ratg13 2y ago
I would think offering rewards for information could be a good deterrent.
It takes a decent amount of coordination, equipment, and crew to pull off these missions.
I imagine many people on these ships aren’t getting paid that great.
By offering levels of rewards for information about what organizations are being used to funnel money and equipment into this, it might help bring some level of prosecution, as well as make the missions more difficult to operate as there will be a lot less trust.
- tucnak 2y ago> It takes a decent amount of coordination, equipment, and crew to pull off these missions. They're dragging anchors on the marine floor; all coordination, equipment and crew are already there as a medium-sized fishing vessel is perfectly sufficient for this job.