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Clam Bust - Queens County

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george
georgeADMIN2020#1
On May 25, while patrolling Gateway National Park, ECOs Josh Jarecki and Brent McCarthy observed a large group of people taking shellfish in Jamaica Bay, an area that is not certified for shellfish harvest by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The ECOs determined the group was too large for two officers to round up effectively, so they contacted U.S. Park Police for assistance. ECOs Jarecki and McCarthy, along with federal officers, issued summonses to 36 people. More than 2,000 illegally harvested clams were returned to the water.

buckets and bags of clams
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
cany
canyMOD2020#2
Nice ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘
AdmiralOriginal Crew40,955 postsSince 2018
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live baitFREE2020#3
Great work, didn't the same thing take place in that same area about a year ago.
John
CaptainOriginal Crew1,979 postsSince 2018
cany
canyMOD2020#4
Great work, didn't the same thing take place in that same area about a year ago.
John
On a super moon tide if I remember
AdmiralOriginal Crew40,955 postsSince 2018
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live baitFREE2020#5
That's the one
John
CaptainOriginal Crew1,979 postsSince 2018
cany
canyMOD2020#6
I remember that too tide was so low they were out in full force clamming
AdmiralOriginal Crew40,955 postsSince 2018
george
georgeADMIN2020#7
Great work, didn't the same thing take place in that same area about a year ago.
John
Yes it did. I'm trying to get them on my podcast for a first hand account.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018

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