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2 men indicted for illegally trafficking hundreds of protected birds, thousands of eggs - Vimarsana News

2 men indicted for illegally trafficking hundreds of protected birds, thousands of eggs

Two men were indicted for trafficking protected birds in Brooklyn, New York last week, according to the United States Department of Justice.

Source: whio.com
2 men, 1 from Alabama, indicted for smuggling illegal taxidermized birds into the United States - Vimarsana News

2 men, 1 from Alabama, indicted for smuggling illegal taxidermized birds into the United States

From The Tribune staff reports WASHINGTON – A Georgia man and an Alabama man have been indicted for smuggling hundreds of illegal taxidermized birds into the United States from all over the world on Wednesday, Oct. 11. The men charged are Dr. John Waldrop, 74, of Cataula, Georgia, and Toney Jones, 53, of Eufala, Alabama,

Columbus man indicted for bringing in exotic birds to U.S., Justice Department says - Vimarsana News

Columbus man indicted for bringing in exotic birds to U.S., Justice Department says

Two suspects allegedly brought in hundreds of taxidermy bird mounts and thousands of eggs into the U.S. between January 2016 and December 2020, according to the Justice Department.

Source: yahoo.com
Columbus man indicted for bringing in exotic birds to U.S., Justice Department says - Vimarsana News

Columbus man indicted for bringing in exotic birds to U.S., Justice Department says

Two suspects allegedly brought in hundreds of taxidermy bird mounts and thousands of eggs into the U.S. between January 2016 and December 2020, according to the Justice Department.

Source: yahoo.com