On the recordAugust 9, 2026
Repeated poaching could become a first-degree felony, ‘where you are looking at several years, many years behind bars,’ he said.
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floridaphoenix.comRepeated poaching could become a first-degree felony, ‘where you are looking at several years, many years behind bars,’ he said.
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