Robert Morris (Source: McCracken County Sheriff’s Department)
(Source: McCracken County Sheriff’s Department)
(Source: McCracken County Sheriff’s Department)
(Source: McCracken County Sheriff’s Department)
Robert Morris, Sr., 35, was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, hunting without a license and illegal taking of wildlife.
According to the McCracken County Sheriff’s Department, detectives learned Morris killed a deer with a rifle and posted a picture of the deer and rifle on Facebook.
Detectives say they knew Morris from a previous drug investigation. Morris had prior felony convictions for drug trafficking and receiving stolen property. Due to those convictions, he could not legally have a gun nor ammunition.
The investigation led detectives to Childress Road where Morris lived. That’s where detectives say they saw a…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Sorry, I think it was Wisconsin dog hunting former felons club – although I’m sure Michigan has its fair share too. Who would want to align themselves with these types, especially the state governments?