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Crayfish crackdown: Nelson man Joshua Spooner in court over Facebook seafood sales
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Facebook crayfish seller caught in illegal seafood trade
Image – MPI. A Nelson man who sold crayfish and pāua caught on a recreational dive trip via Facebook has pleaded guilty and become one of 26 people caught illegally trading seafood in 2025, highlighting what MPI says is a serious and ongoing black-market problem. Joshua Spooner knowingly set up a fake social media profile to sell his catch, arranging clandestine carpark and drop-off sales, before fishery officers searched his home and seized evi…
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