Environmental Police find more than 60 animals in an irregular situation and apply R$85,500 in fines in SP

Breeder is fined R$35,000 for keeping illegal wild birds in Araras Two actions by the Environmental Military Police resulted in R$85,500 in fines for environmental infractions involving animals in cities in the region on Tuesday (14). ? Follow g1 São Carlos and Araraquara on Instagram In São José do Rio Pardo (SP), a man was fined R$50,000 for mistreatment and irregular maintenance of wild animals. The incident was recorded during an operation carried out in conjunction with the Civil Police. At the scene, the police found seven wild birds, a rabbit and a dog alive, in addition to three dead birds. A veterinarian was called to evaluate the animals and issued a technical report that confirmed the practice of mistreatment. The rescued animals received adequate care and the person responsible, in addition to being administratively charged, will also be criminally liable for the crime of mistreatment. In São José do Rio Pardo (SP), a man was fined R$50,000 for mistreatment and irregular maintenance of wild animals Environmental Military Police More news from the region: VIDEO: Suspect of killing neighbor with 34 machete blows is arrested CRIME: Biomedic is arrested for the sale and irregular application of weight loss medicine GOOD NEWS: Bricklayer's assistant who disappeared is found More than 50 birds In Araras (SP), a breeder was fined R$35,500 for keeping wild birds irregularly and for not updating the flock control system. During an inspection carried out in the Belvedere neighborhood, the team found 53 birds in the residence. Of the total, 18 were exotic species, such as Belgian canaries and pigeons, and 35 were native wild birds without rings or any form of identification. Nine animals are rescued from mistreatment in São José do Rio Pardo Among the species located were canaries, collared birds, grasshoppers, mustaches, bluebirds, tico-ticos, blackbirds, thrushes and curiós. The police also identified discrepancies in the breeder's virtual system, which recorded 36 birds that were not located during the inspection. Faced with the irregularity, the Civil Police were called and the suspension of the breeder's registration was requested. According to the Environmental PM, the man received two fines: one for R$17,500 for the irregular captivity of the birds and another for R$18,000 for failing to update the faunal collection. Due to the length of time in captivity and the degree of domestication of the animals, the 35 wild birds and the cages remained deposited with the offender until the applicable administrative measures were defined. In Araras (SP), a breeder was fined R$34,500 for keeping wild birds irregularly Environmental Military Police REVIEW VIDEOS FROM EPTV: See more news from the region on g1 São Carlos and Araraquara