WILDLEX

During 2015, Bakakoye Malachie, Mboboma Olivier, Mazo Emmanuel took part in a big hunting expedition with a PMK gun and killed an elephant. Mboboma Olivier, Mazo Emmanuel removed the tusks. All three were arrested.

In July 2012, during an investigative mission, eco-guards arrested and apprehended the named KONDOLO Sabin who, after interrogation, confessed to having killed an elephant with two PMAK type war weapons at the ”Attention” village community development area.

On 18 October 2015, during a routine operation, Mokabi Dzanga's surveillance and anti-poaching unit arrested Bamouke Bamokea Antoine in the middle of the forest, in possession of metal cables and a colobus body, which he tried to dismember.

The accused MBIA David was summoned to appear before the Court to answer charges of Illegal detention and circulation of a war arm, illegal detention and circulation of trophies of totally protected animal species without a certificate of origin and hunting of totally protected animal species when hunting periods are closed.

The accused MBIA David was prosecuted before the Court of First Instance Djoum for hunting without a license or authorization, killing of totally protected animal species and illegal detention of hunting weapons.

Elements of the conservation service of the Dja Biosphere Reserve organized an anti-poaching patrol mission in the reserve. The accused, Mbo Francis was arrested in illegal possession of thirteen (13) Bay duikers, a locally manufactured gun and ammunitions in a zone prohibited from hunting.

The accused Mbole Mireille was prosecuted before the Court of First Instance Sangmelima for the illegal killing of protected animals and contempt of public servants. On October 11, 2016, judgement was passed.

Elements of the forestry and wildlife control post and elements of the national police Djoum, seized the three pairs of ivories weighing 62kg in a Mercedes truck registered LT-6987-P belonging to the co-offender CHINGO Zacharie and driven by the accused FONDZEBAM Nasuru during their usual control checks.

The accused FOTSA Olivier Colince was summoned before the Court of First Instance, Djoum to answer charges of illegal detention of firearm and ammunitions; detention and circulation of trophies of class A totally protected animal species; and complicity to hunting without permit or license.