Calif. men sentenced for poaching deer in SD

Calif. men sentenced for poaching deer in SD

December 10, 2010

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - Three hunters from California have been sentenced for poaching a deer in South Dakota.

KGFX radio reports that Paul Langslet, Lorin Galassy and Phil Bertanzoni all pleaded guilty to hunting game out of season.

They each were fined $500 and sentenced to serve a day in jail. They also lose their hunting privileges for a year.

Authorities say the deer was killed west of Agar in Sully County last month.

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