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York: "Suspension of his permits in Mashpee will be set up so he won't be able to renew his <br /> license until the investigation is complete. At that time the permit may then be revoked or <br /> renewed based on the findings." <br /> Opie: "As far as safety concerns go, don't approach something you don't feel comfortable with, <br /> always take down license plate numbers if you are unsure about an individual, and call the EPO <br /> in your area. This is a multistep process, and if we can get confirmation on the theft and records <br /> we can prove more likely than not that these individuals are taking from licensed grant holders in <br /> Mashpee. Kenny has already received three separate citations, all of which can have subsequent <br /> offences available. He has been cited for no tags on a product, taking shellfish from a grant area, <br /> and under C.M.R. 322 sec.16.04." <br /> Christensen: "This should be considered a criminal charge. He was stealing a product from the <br /> grant holder." <br /> Opie: "You are correct, but because the actual amount of oysters stolen off of Ronhock's grant <br /> was unknown so the case was civil vs. criminal. Which means we cannot prove without <br /> reasonable doubt, but it is more likely than not that the individual did in fact steal the oysters." <br /> Fisher: "How far back do the records go?" <br /> Opie: "I have transactions from all of 2018. Kenny Thompson has harvest over 13,000 oysters <br /> from SC16, SC19, and SC20. There is also evidence of back-dooring product through private <br /> sale as well as sales posted through Facebook." <br /> Thomas: "Thank you for coming tonight, and please keep us updated." <br /> Fisher: "Needless to say most of our oyster stock for the rest of the oyster season has been <br /> depleted from Mashpee Neck Landing." <br /> Thomas: "We should have a press released about why there is a lack of oysters this year." <br /> Holmes: "I have been approached and people are wondering why all the oysters are gone." <br /> York: "The selectman will advertise about the suspension,they have to advertise for a public <br /> hearing for a minimum of 10 days." <br /> Opie: "Once the suspension is issued, if you find him digging he will have to answer to more <br /> questions and explain his actions." <br /> Marques: "If the press release is issued we should ask for awareness and eyes and ears on the <br /> water. Maybe this could be accomplished through the volunteer program." <br /> Thomas: "Thank you and good job Ashley with the enforcement. We need more staff to enforce <br /> due to the fact that the town is open to shellfishing 7 days a week. Enforcement is needed to <br />