Sea Shepherd member arrested for whaling ship trespass

Sea Shepherd member arrested for whaling ship trespass

TOKYO, Japan - Officers of the Tokyo Coast Guard Office inspect the Shonan Maru No. 2, a whaling fleet security boat, at Yokohama Port, southwest of Tokyo, on March 12, 2010. The coast guard examined the boat in connection with the arrest of Peter Bethune the same day in Tokyo for allegedly trespassing on the Japanese boat in the Antarctic Ocean.

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