On the breaking night of 12 December 2017 the conservation service of Dja Biosphere reserve received reliable information on huge quantities of ivories bound for the Djoum-Oveng highway. The service dispatched a team for the said highway and alerted all wildlife control posts.The team successfully located the vehicle in the Minko’o village. In the boot of the car was found 216 Ivory tusks, 16 elephant tails and a large scale hunting gun and an official of the Army, a Colonel was identified as the owner of the car. He declined ownership of the said trophies and indicated the owner, Mah Mvomo. The colonel further identified another accomplice Adamou Pekassa who was lured into the interrogation scene. They both confessed to owning the loot Pekassa attempted bribing the Dja conservation team proposing 5, 8 and 11 million respectively. The team declined the offer, established their offence reports and transmitted the case before the court for prosecution.