Database of Wildlife Related Law
On January 18, 2016, Mo traded through the Internet, using WeChat transfer payment and express delivery, and purchased an ivory necklace from WeChat name "Zhenwogaishi" (the real name was Shang) at a price of 1300 yuan. The purchase purpose was for personal play.
From March 5th to April 14th, 2016, Qiang Z. purchased rare and endangered wild animal' manufactured products such as ivory from Liu and sold them to others for a total transaction amount of RMB 73,751. From March 12 to March 19, 2016, Qiang Z.
From 2013 to April 2014, Zhihua C. successively purchased ivory products from others and sold them at the two booths he opened. During this period, Zhihua C. sold 41 ivory products to Bo C. (handled separately).
At 15 o'clock on December 31, 2016, Jianping T. held the G234 ticket for the day to prepare to enter the Nanjing South Railway Station. During the security check, the security inspector found that there were a large number of items similar to jewellery and crafts in the luggage he carried. Jianping T.
Since the end of 2013, the defendant Fangzhao S. purchased endangered wildlife products such as ivory and helmeted hornbill heads in the Panjiayuan (antique) market in Beijing, and brought them back to the store“Juxin Ge” in Xinmin West Road, Shifosi Town, Zhenping for sale.
The defendants Hongying Z. and Siping Q. purchased ivory and bird products by express delivery from Guangzhou without legal procedures, and sold them in their store at No. 73, Xianwen Lane, Guangyi Street, Gucheng District, Lijiang City.
From 2015 to 2016, defendant Hu, in the mahogany store he operated, had 2 suspected ivory brands (identified as Asian elephants or African ivory products, weighing 0.071 kg and worth RMB 2958), one suspected rhino horn were sold to Liu for 1200 yuan.
On March 12, 2019, the police of the Criminal Investigation Brigade of the Yingjiang County Public Security Bureau arrested the defendant Jin in her home in Yingjiang County, and on the spot seized a suspected red deer antler (with a bone), 2 suspected rhino horn, 7 suspected wild animal nails, and so on.
In May 2014, the defendant Jianxiang L. met Zhang (sentenced) in a group of engraving enthusiasts on QQ and asked Zhang for ivory. On July 24 and July 26, 2014, Jianxiang L. twice transferred RMB 42,100 and 33,200 to Zhang's account. After receiving the above payment, Zhang sent an approximately 5 kg of ivory to Jianxiang L.
The defendant Jianxing L., illegally purchased 5 pieces of ivory products from elephants which were threatened and endangered wild animals, and shipped them to Sanya and handed them to the defendant Shengqi C. for sale.
