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"In the first major courtroom test of the Maryland Natural Resources Police’s newest enforcement tool, two Somerset County watermen were found guilty Monday of harvesting oysters from a State sanctuary.
Officers used the Maritime Law Enforcement Information Network (MLEIN), a radar and camera system, on Nov. 25 to track a vessel moving in and out of the Somerset Sanctuary in Tangier Sound. They subsequently charged William Cloyde Catlin and Irving Lee Catlin with dredging in the protected area."
http://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2014/03/12/oyster-poachers-found-guilty-with-help-of-new-radar-network/?utm_source=April+2014&utm_campaign=AccessDNR-April2014&utm_medium=email
Officers used the Maritime Law Enforcement Information Network (MLEIN), a radar and camera system, on Nov. 25 to track a vessel moving in and out of the Somerset Sanctuary in Tangier Sound. They subsequently charged William Cloyde Catlin and Irving Lee Catlin with dredging in the protected area."
http://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2014/03/12/oyster-poachers-found-guilty-with-help-of-new-radar-network/?utm_source=April+2014&utm_campaign=AccessDNR-April2014&utm_medium=email