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In July 2016, Itango Bernard was staying at Mambili village. He decided to carry out a small hunting expedition with a hunting rifle at Atama Farm but found himself with a war weapon and ammunition that he was keeping hidden in the forest. It’s in these conditions that he was arrested by rangers and brought before the state prosecutor.

Karr Vincent purchased one hunting weapon during the year 2016 to an unidentified individual who was in financial difficulties with the objective to do poaching. Two years later he was caught by the coordinator of the Tala-Tala anti-poaching and surveillance unit when we wanted to dispose of the weapon.

In June 2017, one known as Pounga contacted Kamalone Victor and another person for a hunting expedition. While in the forest and precisely inside the Odzala Kokoua national park they killed a bush pig and monkeys and Pounga went back to the village for sale.

In January 2015, Mongwa Kpeku alias Ibrahim was asked by his brother-in-law Mbamba, who lives in Thanry village, to take a PMK type war weapon for big game hunting. He complied with his brother-in-law's request and went to hide the weapon in the forest along with other materials.

On 21 November 2010, the accused went on a big hunting trip to Mobemba forest, armed with a 12-gauge Simplex type rifle and a 458 rifle belonging to residents of their village. After walking two kilometres in this forest, they killed an elephant, which they slaughtered and smoked on the spot.

On August, 03, 2019, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit of Mokabi Dzanga in its traditional mission apprehended Ndopola Gervais and Djouma Lago Patient with a gorilla in a bag and others things used to practice hunting.

On January 21, 2021, Ndongotou Espérant Notaire in the company of his fishing friends resolved to go fishing at Ndoki Park, noting the absence of ecoguards at Mokobo port, they returned to said Park aboard a canoe where they hunted for a week.

During May 2020, Ndollo Gervais had received a 'Mobile Money' of XAF 1,200,000 from a person he did not really know in order to buy him ivory points. he bought 18kg of ivory tips for XAF 600,000 and 2 cases of smoked fish to hide the ivories.

NASSEL Innocent, who had hunted in the past with a 458 gun left by his late father, had become a farmer after apologising for what he had done. On 18 August 2020, he received at his house a man called ADANGAHUYA, also from Souanké and living in Brazaville, and told him that he had brought ammunition for the big hunt.