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Mar-Lees: FBI determined Numavicius was not involved in illegal activity

New Bedford-based scallop supplier hits back at John Lees’ recent counterclaim, which stated the former CEO had reported Julius Numavicius to FBI

By Tom Seaman | April 10, 2015 17:30 BST
Mar-Lees: FBI determined Numavicius was not involved in illegal activity
New Bedford scallops. Photo: Kurman Communications
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) concluded Julius Numavicius, who controls 80% of US scallop supplier Mar-Lees Seafood, was not involved in illegal activity, according to a company spokesman [...]

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