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This document outlines the proceedings against Adventure King, LLC and David I. Iglesias for multiple violations under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, including failure to operate a functioning vessel monitoring system, unlawful possession of Atlantic bluefin tuna without the appropriate permit, and submission of false fishing reports. A civil penalty of $43,674 is assessed for the violations.

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