Database of Wildlife Related Law
In 2019, NGANDOU Jean Claude and BAZONKANDE Baurel illegally killed an elephant in the Mokeko and Ibonga Forest. They used a PMAK-type war weapon belonging to a certain COSSOVO, who also supplied them with ammunition. The hunt in 2019 was preceded by a first poaching expedition from which they returned empty-handed.
As of November 14, 2017, the eco-guards during their traditional missions of patrolling poachers managed to get hold of Motia Bienvenu coming from a hunt with elephant ivories. His acolytes were on the run. After a thorough search, the eco-guards officers succeeded in arresting Mr.
In 2014, during a patrol mission, the eco-guards of the Nouabélé Ndoki park, managed to get hold of Moussa Rock in possession of a PMAK type weapon with a magazine and the trophy of an elephant.
In November 2020, police services arrested Moth-Megone Genel, Ngando Jean and Tagnaningieu Blaise while they were circulating in Ouesso in order to meet somebody who will buy ivory tusks they were transporting.
On the 3 October 2015, METSIE Serge Pascal made a complaint to the commander of the Messok gendarmerie brigade that his younger brother NGOUROUBAN Jean Brice died during a hunting trip in the Dja Biosphere reserve and he suspects a certain NDONDA Achille and NKOLO Jean to be responsible.
On the 12 December 2011, the accused persons MUHAMADU SANI BELLO, SULE NJEBA, GHOSHYI PIUS YONDO and CHIN BASILE LEMGHA were arrested flagrante delicto in the locality of Banana in the Mambele-Moloundou sector during a raid carried out by elements of the Lobéké National Park.
On March, 28, 2018, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit in its traditional mission apprehended Ozengue Mbindo and Dikoteke Alain in possession of weapon of war and war ammunitions.
On December 23, 2018, Ozembe Patrick Jutraque, together with his friends Eric and Werra, surreptitiously entered the Lefini reserve, not far from the village of Mpoh, armed with firearms.
On 4 February 2019 during its traditional anti-poaching operations, the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park patrol caught Moupoto Alexis, Dzongo Urbain and Badimba Destin. They were in possession of two weapons of war and ammunition and had come from a hunt in which they had killed an elephant.
During December 2009, Baende Freddy, accompanied by 8 others unidentified people, went to the forest on the outskirts of Epena for a hunting trip. There, using a 10-75 type rifle, they killed an elephant.
