DE: Agents make arrests for illegal hunting, license forger pleads guilty

February 22, 2013

From DelawareOnline.com

A Sussex County boy was charged with 26 violations of state wildlife regulations in an apparent hunting crime spree.  He was charged with six counts of possession of unlawfully taken game, six counts of using illegal methods to take game, four counts of failure to tag antlerless deer, four counts of failure to register antlerless deer, four counts of butchering antlerless deer before registration and two counts of hunting waterfowl with prohibited toxic lead shot, he said.
 
Additionally, Jason P. Polly, 35, of Georgetown, was charged with felony possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person and two counts of transporting unlawfully taken antlerless deer, Polly was released on $500 unsecured bond to await a court trial.
 
Kay A. Wilkerson, 54, of Frankford, was charged with one count of hunting license forgery in connection with the 2012 incident that involved deer tagging, he said.
 
Wilkerson pleaded guilty to the charge in Justice of the Peace Court 3 in Georgetown and was ordered to pay $239 in fines and court costs.

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