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COLUMBUS, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) has closed the adjudication phase of what has become the largest case in the 146-year history of the ODNR Division of Wildlife. The case, dubbed Operation North Coast, culminated in March 2016 with the execution of search warrants, arrest warrants and dozens of simultaneous interviews. The case primarily concerned the illegal taking and sales of Lake Erie sportfish and white-tailed deer meat products in counties along the Lake... - Details
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Two Louisiana men pleaded guilty in St. Martin Parish court on Jan. 23 for alligator violations.
The Honorable Judge Anthony Thibodeaux sentenced Jeremy E. Kibble, of Lafayette, and Daniel D. Norton, of New Iberia, for their roles in intentionally concealing an illegally taken alligator. Judge Thibodeaux sentenced each man to serve 100 days in jail suspended, to serve one year of probation, to pay $900 in fines, to perform 80 hours of community service and revoked their...
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents arrested a Rayville man for alleged deer hunting violations on Jan. 18 and 19 in Tensas Parish.
Agents cited Robert M. Harris Jr., 31, for taking over the season limit of antlered deer, taking over the daily limit of deer and failing to comply with deer tagging requirements on Jan. 18.
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On Jan. 19, agents arrested Harris Jr. for hunting deer during illegal hours, hunting deer from a- Details
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A San Jose man was recently convicted in Santa Cruz Superior Court for unlawfully killing a Great White Shark (also known as a White Shark) in Santa Cruz County last summer.
Vinh Pham, 41, was fined $5,000 and placed on conditional probation for two years. The court also ordered his firearm to be destroyed.
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Wildlife officers from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) began their investigation on June 17, 2018, immediately after the nine-foot