The Catholic white glove treatment for VIP drug dealers

The cops are grossly abusing court process with excessive fines, bail, and inordinate service of process on unrelated trivial matters instead of busting the boat for drug dealing and bringing the proper drug charges in federal court.

The owners are Venezuelan and they were well aware of Venezuelan drug boats being shot down in the area before they sailed there.

Four Types Of Catholics You Will Find In North America - Coffee & Crucifix

In almost every culture, there are usually sub-cultures that reside in them. In my observation as a reverted Catholic, I’ve noticed four types of people that seem to be unique to Catholicism in North America.

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Coast Guard Busts Luxury Yacht for Repeat Violations of a COTP Order

A large, capacious yacht got swept up in a Coast Guard charter-vessel bust in Miami last weekend, adding to its curious legal history. The Round, a 9…

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The service noted that the maximum penalty for willfully and knowingly violating a COTP order is a felony, punishable by up to $250,000 in fines or six years in prison. Civil penalties range northwards of $100,000 per day, plus additional penalties for other violations, like unlicensed passenger-for-hire operations. ¶"The Coast Guard will continue to maximize its collaboration with state and local law enforcement agencies to enforce all applicable laws on the waterways of South Florida," said Lt. Michelle Haksteen, Coast Guard Sector Miami investigating officer. "Charter vessel operators need to be mindful of the safety regulations before embarking passengers to prevent the risk of an accident, voyage terminations and civil penalties due to non-compliance with established laws."

These are the same seditious Catholic Democrat cops and insubordinate military officers who obstinately insist Trump's orders are illegal to follow — so they write civilian traffic tickets and serve obnoxious civil process in state and local court only even in the middle an active naval combat and drug-dealing zone.

The next step in accordance with established maritime laws is of course to have the small-time state and local courts served with lawful orders terminating their jurisdiction in such matters. There's plenty of drug money to pay top-dollar lawyers for all of that.