Deer jacker loses car & weapon for shooting fake deer (lol)
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Poacher Required to Forfeit Car, Weapon, Hunting License, and Fined $2,800
Fri, 10/06/2023 - 12:00After a night investigation and years-long court process a Vermont poacher was mandated this week to forfeit his vehicle and weapon in addition to prior fines and loss of hunting privileges, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
Shane Phillips, 43, of Johnson, was initially cited for “deer jacking”—illegally shooting a deer at night. The citation followed an after-dark field operation by game wardens in October 2020 at multiple locations in the town of Johnson.
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Poacher Required to Forfeit Car, Weapon, Hunting License, and Fined $2,800 | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department
After a night investigation and years-long court process a Vermont poacher was mandated this week to forfeit his vehicle and weapon in addition to prior fines and loss of hunting privileges, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
Vermont.
Where Queens neo-Communists go to get away from the hell they've made...and to find fresher land to poison.
Don't expect anything even remotely resembling justice, or honoring the Constitution, out of such a case.
(And I'll never understand why the Free State Project chose NEW-FLIPPIN-HAMPSHIRE for their trial. Why not Montana? Twenty years ago, Montanans would have welcomed them with open arms.)