Database of Wildlife Related Law
Since 1996 Mounzombe Jean Pierre was living in a camp near Molanda village. On June 24, 2015, a local person came to him to ask for war ammunition; he then contacted one young man named Jules to go and buy them from uniform officers. The ammunition were to serve for big hunting.
On 29 April 2013, Moungboko Moukelembo Denis was surprised by the curator and his team in the south-west of the Lac Télé Community Reserve. Moungboko Moukelembo Denis had two freshly slaughtered chimpanzees in his dugout, three monkeys and four bush pig legs in the smokehouse. Another monkey was hanging from a palm tree.
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 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.
As part of their monitoring mission in Nouabélé Ndoki Park and to combat poaching, the eco-guards surprised the group led by Abdoul Amine with hunting rifles at the edge of the park on 17 December 2010.
On December 27, 2013, Aleka Michel and Sombo Bienvenu decided to organize a hunting expedition during the closure period. While they were at the camp preparing to go back to the village, they were surprised by the eco-guards.
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 June 2015, Badolo, Abiayi and Mika all living in Pokola formed a team to go into the forest to practice big game hunting with a war weapon. On June 15, 2015 they all left Pokola to the forest. At Djaka village, they spent the night to continue the following day very early the morning.
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.
