Database of Wildlife Related Law
In 2013, a police officer named Okemba Yoka Franck in possession of a war weapon was looking for a hunter to carry out big hunting. He met with Mekoua Lom Arnauld who found a hunter named Moussoka at Lengoue village and Okemba gave him the weapon.
On April 16, 2014, a ranger patrol of PROGEP-KABO set up an ambush following an intelligence. It’s in these conditions that Amboulou Alain Bienvenu, Miwaye Nesty and Soussa Chadelin Bedel were arrested in possession of one war weapon and ivory tusks.
On March 4, 2014 precisely at around 2:00pm Mohamadou Guidado and Abdoulate Bouba were on board of a truck going to Cameroon after loading at Ngombe. At the level of Mokeko, one known as Harouna came up and asked if they could transport his parcel.
On January 25, 2014, Mondambo Marcel, Megole Freddy, Baneke Golo Francis Igor, Mikossi Mikossi Wilfrid, Bouyengue Martin and Elao Thibault left Moloundou for fishing upstream Dja river.
In November 2017, while he was at Bom village, Mongola Innocent received the visit of Messou Junior, Ebam Fayer and Zokaba Arouna who proposed him to be the carrier during an elephant hunting expedition.
In July 2018, Motossa Alexis was coming back from fishing and was tired of eating fish every time. He then decided to carry out trap hunting in order to consume bushmeat. While he was in forest, he smelt something that decaying and he started looking for the animal that was rotting in order to know the specie.
In May 2009, Essoukete-Kamba Hermann a police officer was owner of a caliber 12 type Baïkal serial number 99100163, a PMAK war weapon serial number 7007566 and a loader with seven bullets.
In July 2011, Essoussa was at Ibamba village with his wife for farming and met with one known as César and his mates who were carrying out big hunting in the area named Ngangassa. César gave to Essoussa one war weapon type PMAK foldable and a full loader to also carry out big hunting.
In March 2014, Gobadie Gustave and Nkome Blaise went to the forest for a big hunting expedition during which they killed one elephant, a totally protected specie. They removed the tusks that they sold to Zola Jean Claude.
In November 2010, Gossindo Abdoulaye and Kontalo Theophile decided to organize a hunting expedition inside the Nouabale-Ndoki national park in order to help one known as Dame Lydie who was about to end her mourning. Once they arrived in their forest camp, they were caught by rangers on patrol.
