The skipper of a Spanish-owned fishing vessel which was detained by the Irish naval authorities has appeared in court in relation to 12 alleged breaches of fishing regulations.
The appearance in court by 55-year-old Juan Pablo Docal Rubido, from Coruna in Spain, followed the detention last Monday of the German-registered, Spanish-owned, Pesorsa Dos in Irish fishing waters.
Its skipper, Mr Docal Rubido whose full address is Cuidad de Lugo 5, Third Floor, Coruna, Spain, was arrested today and brought before a special sitting of Bandon District Court. He is also charged with failing to facilitate the safe and effective boarding of the vessel by officials on the 23rd of January, in that the boarding ladder broke while being used for the purpose of boarding to inspect the vessel.
He asked for an order for the indefinite detention of equipment and the vessel’s catch to be extended, unless and until a bond of €245,000 was paid, and this was granted by Judge Colm Roberts.
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