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Province makes move to seize house, accounts of B C man with multiple illegal fishing charges

Province makes move to seize house, accounts of B.C. man with multiple illegal fishing charges Commercial fisherman Scott Steer has been convicted multiple times for fishing illegally during the last decade and, in the wake of another bust, the province wants to seize assets and cash it says are the proceeds of illegal activity. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 30, 2021 2:17 PM PT | Last Updated: July 30 Nanaimo-based commercial crab fishing boat master Scott Steer was arrested in March of 2020 for illegally fishing crab near North Vancouver after what Fisheries and Oceans says was a high speed boat chase.(Jerry Kirkhart/Flickr)

Province wants cash, house from banned commercial fisherman for alleged illegal fishing

Named in the civil lawsuit are the commercial fisherman Scott Stanley Matthew Steer, and his spouse, Melissa Dawn Larocque, also known as Melissa Steer. Also named are Larocque’s mother, Diane Gail Butz, and several companies. The companies included Harbourside Marine, 1215419 B.C. Ltd., 1254691 B.C. Ltd., 913744 B.C. Ltd. (operating as Alaskan Moon Seafood), Prawnsebi.com Seafood and Shore to Door Seafood Products. The money is in a number of bank accounts in the names of Steer, Larocque and the companies, according to the civil forfeiture claim. The mortgaged Gabriola home at 1150 Chappel Place is valued at $622,000, according to B.C. Assessment Authority records.

Province wants cash, house from banned commercial fisherman for alleged illegal fishing

Province wants cash, house from banned commercial fisherman for alleged illegal fishing
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Province wants cash, house from banned commercial fisherman for alleged illegal fishing

Province wants cash, house from banned commercial fisherman for alleged illegal fishing
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Philippines-resident added to forfeiture case that alleges money laundered through Salt Spring Island property

Article content A new defendant has been added to a civil lawsuit launched by the province seeking forfeiture of a Salt Spring Island property that the government alleges was linked to a $200-million-plus international stock fraud. In a consent order filed May 10 in B.C. Supreme Court, which is agreed to by both parties, Philippines resident Jay Lee was added as a defendant. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Philippines resident added to forfeiture case that alleges money laundered through Salt Spring Island property Back to video Other defendants in the case include Skye Lee, also known as Geordie Lee; Alicia Lee, spouse of Skye; Beresford Estates, which owns the $2.6-million Salt Spring Island property; and Vincent Manalastas, the sole director of Beresford Estates, and who is believed to be living in the Philippines.

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