WILDLEX

In July 2015, the defendants illegally entered the NOUABELE – NDOKI National Park, where, they killed a long nose crocodile, a fully protected animal. They were then pursued by agents of the park, arrested and brought to the State prosecutor.

In 2002, OKOMBI Jean provided MATEBOU Norbert and MOKOTI Emile with one rifle and instructed them to practice elephant hunting. Mayebou and Mokoti returned back with elephant’s meat and ivory tusks which they gave to OKOMBI Jean.

In September 2012, Mazamba Raoul was contacted by Fernand to hunt elephants. On September 14, 2012 they left Ouesso to the forest each one having his role i.e. Fernand the hunter and Mazamba Raoul the carrier. They killed one elephant who had only one tusk. Fernand transported the tusk while Mazambe transported some pieces of the meat.

In April 2019, Ebisse Jean Claude was going to Ouesso together with Nguie-Ngola Habib who was in possession of a PMAK war weapon that came from Brazzaville.

EBAM Francis used to capture parrots together with two Cameroonians named Jean KOUA and DZANA Celestin. In March 2020, DZANA gave EBAM Francis the sum of XAF 80,000 and nets for the capture of parrots. And it was during the capture with 2 (two) bait parrots that EBAM Francis was arrested.

On January 28, 2014, Ngoma Mananga Goudrey a soldier in service at the Defense Military Zone No 05 was approached by Kindolo Sabin who solicited the purchase of ammunitions declaring that he is in possession of one war weapon a PMAK that he has left in a village with his friend.

In March 2011, Poup Maxime accepted to keep one war weapon type PMK given by his elder brother Moth Mann Nico who was going to Gabon. Sometimes later, one known as Ebam Ebipissi came to ask the weapon to him saying that he was commissioned by Moth Mann Nico. Later, they heard him shooting in the air with the gun.

During the year 2016, the police of the Sembe district decided to open an investigation following the reception of an anonymous and credible information on the presence of one war weapon in the hands of civilians.

During the year 2016, the police of the Sembe district decided to open an investigation following the reception of an anonymous and credible information on the presence of one war weapon in the hands of civilians.

Diazomoua Carliche is a baker who used to deliver bread in villages. One day in September 2016 while he has doing his delivery he came across one small abandoned by the road side he took the bag and discovered that it was containing one war weapon type PMK and 103 (one hundred and three) bullets. He hid them somewhere.