MO: Hunting Violations Cited at Missouri Checkpoint

Hunting Violations Cited at Missouri Checkpoint

November 22, 2010

By Candice Davis - Missouri Conservation agents issued 12 citations resulting from a wildlife checkpoint in Cape Girardeau County recently.

Cape Girardeau, MO - infoZine - The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), along with troopers from the Missouri Highway Patrol, set up a checkpoint near the intersection of highways 72 and 34 just outside of Jackson.

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Citations issued at the Sunday checkpoint included possessing incorrect permits, possessing illegally harvested deer, over limit of deer and failure to tag deer. In addition to the citations issued by conservation agents, the highway patrol issued tickets for failure to show insurance, driving with a suspended license, several registration violations, one felony drug arrest, one warrant arrest and 37 additional warnings. Additional investigations resulting from the Sunday checkpoint are underway, according to Duckworth.

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