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In June 2014, the eco-Guard service patrol mission of the Nouabele Ndoki Park, caught Elanga Richard in possession of a PMAK type war weapon with a charger and the trophies of an elephant at the camp.

In June 2013, EYOSSE Guy et NGATSE Gervais went to NDOKI to carry out a big hunting expedition. While there and armed with a PMAK-type war weapon and 15 bullets, the aforementioned subjects went to the forest and shot an elephant.

In 2006, MALANDA MASENGO Aristide, owner of a defective calibre 308 hunting weapon, presented its weapon to BOME Leopold, a former eco-guard and repairer of hunting weapon and asked him to repair the weapon. On the same occasion, he gave BOME Leopold four pieces of ammunition in order to use it to check the repair was perfect.

In July 2014, Beyino Michael and Ndombia Roger took part in elephant hunting with war weapons inside a protected area. Once informed, park rangers (eco-guards) opened an investigation that led to the arrest and interrogation of the suspects during which they admitted to have participated in elephant hunting with war weapons.

In January 2020 at Bomassa, MOLOUKA Kennedy, EKPONGO NGAND Denis and BAEKI Faustin were caught red-handed by the eco-guards while they were smoking the meat of an elephant they had just killed. When questioned, they admitted to having helped and assisted the one named as IKANGA Fernand, who had killed the elephant.

Mokoundo Inex, a former security guard at the MTN antenna in Ndoki, was contacted by one named as Alino. Alino offered him to carry out a big hunting expedition and in order to get money for his cocoa farm, Mokoundo Inex accepted. On April 23, 2020, Alino and one named as Freddy provided two PMAK war weapons.

In May 2014, the management service of the Nouabele-Ndoki park in their routine missions, apprehended Bokaka Lame in the camp after having killed an elephant.

The Accused was arrested in Apunyo village, Kyegegwa District by a team of detectives attached to Kyegegwa police. The Accused was found to be in possession of specimen belonging to animals categorized as protected species contrary to the laws of the country.

The Accused were arrested in Rubirizi and taken to Rubirizi police and then later transferred to Kampala CPS. The Accused were found to be in possession of specimen belonging to animals categorized as protected species contrary to the laws of the country.