BREAKING NEWS
By WAN –
March 19, 2018
Photos from CDFW
Wildlife officers in Northern California uncovered what is likely to be the largest raptor poaching case in the state’s history.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) made the announcement after wildlife officers assigned to Lassen County followed up on a tip and visited a private property in a town near Standish.
When nine dead raptors were found on the property owned by 67-year-old Richard Parker, a search warrant was issued.
When officers returned on March 11th with a CDFW K-9, a search of the 80-acre property resulted in the discovery of a staggering number of raptor carcasses, other dead birds and wildlife. Spent rifle casings indicated that there were more than 140 potential state and or federal violations.
In addition to the original nine birds, they found 126 more birds that hunt and feed on other…
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Exposing the Big Game 
The useless old fool will never get what he deserves.
Why is he smiling for his booking photo? What a freak. Honestly his property and guns need to be confiscated.
If you add together all the possible jail time for the various offenses, this grinning baboon could go to prison for life. California is supposedly one of our most advanced states in wildlife and environmental protection. So, lets see what he is actually charged with and how much time he gets.
Well, here’s another one for the grinning sadist scrapbook. How did this man get so twisted?