Two men who were taken into custody in connection with the death of a wild boar have been granted bail. The individuals, aged 33 and 52, were apprehended subsequent to law enforcement officers observing their vehicle in close proximity to the deceased animal near Yorkley in the Forest of Dean on Tuesday. The duo faced allegations regarding wildlife infractions, drug-related violations, and the possession of a bladed instrument.
A spokesperson for Gloucestershire Constabulary disclosed, “Both men have been released on bail pending further investigations, with a return date scheduled for 24 March.” The police representative elaborated that authorities encountered a Jeep parked along a trail during the early hours of Tuesday. Although the vehicle was unoccupied, it contained two canines and items associated with illicit activities involving wildlife.
Subsequent to the arrests, the authorities impounded the Jeep, confiscated the related paraphernalia, and took custody of the dogs. For additional updates on this evolving narrative, connect with BBC Gloucestershire across various social media platforms. For sharing your story concepts, reach out to us via email or through WhatsApp at 0800 313 4630.
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