Resident of a farm in the District of Nogueira admitted that he had no registration or documentation of the weapons Military Environmental Police/Disclosure The Military Environmental Police seized two shotguns and 14 ammunition during an inspection at a farm in the District of Nogueira, in Avaí (SP), this Wednesday (12). The property owner admitted to the police that he used the weapon to hunt wild boar. The case occurred after a patrol team received a report of possible illegal hunting of wild animals using firearms. ? Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp The resident of the farm, located in the District of Nogueira, presented a .44 caliber rifle and another .32 caliber, in addition to the ammunition, which were intact, according to the police. Still according to the corporation, the resident said he was the owner of the weapon, but admitted he had no registration or documentation for the shotguns. The conduct was classified as irregular possession of a permitted firearm, considering the Disarmament Statute. The weapons and ammunition were sent to the police authority for appropriate action. The Military Environmental Police recalled that hunting wild animals and possessing unregistered weapons are criminal practices that put biodiversity and the safety of society at risk. See more news from the region on g1 Bauru and Marília VIDEOS: watch reports from the region
Environmental PM seizes unregistered shotguns used to hunt wild boar in Avaí
Resident of a farm in the District of Nogueira admitted that he had no registration or documentation of the weapons Military Environmental Police/Disclosure The Military Environmental Police seized two shotguns and 14 ammunition during an...
The case occurred after a patrol team received a report of possible illegal hunting of wild animals using firearms. Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp The resident of the farm, located in the District of Nogueira, presented a .44 caliber rifle and another .32 caliber, in addition to the ammunition, which were intact, according to the police.
- Still according to the corporation, the resident said he was the owner of the weapon, but admitted he had no registration or documentation for the shotguns.
- The conduct was classified as irregular possession of a permitted firearm, considering the Disarmament Statute.
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