Photos by Owl Watch | Mothballs found at the entrance and inside of the burrow. Mothballs dumped on October 3rd and 4th were collected by FWC officers as evidence.
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Mothballs found at the entrance and inside of the burrow. Mothballs dumped on October 3rd and 4th were collected by FWC officers as evidence.
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On October 3rd, a neighbor west of the vacant lot on Wayne Avenue noticed the wooden owl perch was knocked down and mothballs were found down the burrow hole.
The Mothball Owl Case was resolved on January 24th when defendant Roger Fleming pled no contest to level 2 misdemeanor, was fined $200, and sentenced to six months’ probation, along with 75 hours of community service and ordered to pay a $200 fine.Hemust also pay court costs and the cost of the prosecution.
The Court placed Fleming on probation for a period of 6 months under the supervision of the Collier County Probation. Fleming has the right to appeal his sentence within 30 days from his date of sentencing.The Court alsorecommended 75 hours of community service.
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