IL: 4 Indiana hunters plead guilty in Illinois poaching case

IL: 4 Indiana hunters plead guilty in Illinois poaching case

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7/19/2p21

Four hunters from Indiana have pleaded guilty and paid fines in a southern Illinois poaching case.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources says in a recent news release that the four hunters pleaded guilty to unlawful use of a rifle.

Jon Reynolds, Tim Allen, James Hall, and Cade Cruse are accused of deer hunting with rifles without required permits or hunting licenses and had two untagged, harvested deer with them.

Illinois Conservation Police seized four rifles and donated the untagged deer to a local animal rehabilitator to help feed injured wildlife.

The four hunters were sentenced to 1 year of supervision and paid $5,000 in fines.

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