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A fishing tycoon faces a $2,700 fine for violating a historic Scottish court order meant to stop human trafficking — making him the first in Scotland to break such a rule. Authorities say he secretly moved a vessel without disclosing non-European crew, despite a court mandate requiring full transparency. His defense claims it was an honest mistake, and he’s now retired — but the allegations against his company, TN Trawlers, run deeper: a BBC probe linked 35 foreign workers to modern slavery, and his son admitted guilt in 2017 for neglecting Ghanaian crew. The company denies wrongdoing, but former workers say otherwise — and justice may still be coming.
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