Saturday, 30 July 2016

Couple Charged With Attempting To Sell Scavenged Deer Parts From Dumpsters


Dumpstir-fri. Story out of Lititz, Pennsylvania:

Wildlife officials say restaurant owners who scavenged deer parts from trash bins outside butcher shops violated laws that prohibit the sale of wild venison.

Authorities last week issued 15 citations against Shi Lu Eng, accusing her of illegally transporting deer to sell in New York.

A Wildlife Conservation officer says there's evidence that Eng and her husband, Chun Dwong, have been collecting discarded deer parts for the past couple years.

The officer seized hundreds of pounds of deer in December from their restaurant in Lititz, Pennsylvania, including brains, skinned tails and legs.

The Engs are both charged with possession of deer parts intended for sale. Cont.

Story from - CBS News/AP

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