Executive Summary This paper presents a report of science and technology committee report written to the mayor about nuclear radiation leakage from the Mazeltov submarine. The submarine was located at the 32nd street on the Navy Pier in San Diego. The leakage resulted in unknown amounts of plutonium-239m in the air, causing contamination. Radioactive dust from the incidence is believed to have caused sudden death to ten sailors and a civilian in a ship within the harbor. The incidence reportedly occurred at the harbor on Thanksgiving Day at around 6 PM as those on board were on holiday dinner. Reports from the Environmental Protection Agency indicate that the bay was contaminated as a result of the radiation. The defense department, responsible for the leakage chose to remain silent even after eleven people died from the accident. A nuclear submarine is a submarine which is motorized by a nuclear reactor. Thus, the effects of an accident caused by submarine explosions can traverse across boundaries causing adverse health and environmental problems. Introduction Every profession has a set of ethical values and principles meant to guide the conduct of professionals in that field. The ethical values consist of rules and obligations that spell out what is right and wrong for the professionals. The values differ from one profession to another depending on the practice. They are meant to ensure responsible practice. A departure from the prescribed procedure can call for disciplinary action from the professionals’ board (Time Vendor LLC, 67). The code helps protect society, environment and people seeking professional service from dangers of malpractice. The Mazeltov leakage is one of the cases where professional negligence has lead to massive loss of life, environmental degradation and loss of property. The ethical values prohibit professional malpractices such as negligence, corruption or extortions. Production and handling of Plutonic Submarines are usually powered by nuclear reactors. A nuclear reactor is a system that is made up of controls that sustain a nuclear series of reactions. Reactors are primarily used for producing electricity, propelling submarines and aircrafts and for conducting research. Hence, in our model, the three deadly radioactive substances are associated with nuclear reactions. They are plutonium, uranium and tritium. Production and handling of these substances should be done with the utmost care to avoid deadly accidents that may occur when the substances explode. Reactors used in nuclear powered submarines have similar potentials when they explode accidentally. Such submarines are used exclusively by the ministry of defense for defense missions in the sea. Explosions from these vessels can cause detrimental effects to the lives of people in ports, sailors, marine life and cause contamination to water and air (Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). These effects have been reported to cause massive loss of life both human and aquatic, as well as gene mutations. The accident at the port resulted in plutonium leakage that caused the death of eleven people, ten of them sailors and a civilian. The element is used for making nuclear weapons and can