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2 Florida Keys men admit poaching lobster 
Miami Herald | Thu, Oct 8
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Two Keys men have pleaded guilty to poaching 8,500 pounds of lobster from illegally dumped debris piles known as ``casitas.'' John Buckheim and Nick Demauro, both 23 of Baypoint, admitted to harvesting the lobster, some before the season opened, and selling it to a Key West fish house for...
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