Two suspects have been arraigned in court in Zimbabwe over the alleged killing of an iconic lion at a park.

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Two suspects have been arraigned in court in Zimbabwe over the alleged killing of an iconic lion at a park.

Local hunter THEO BRONKHORST and private game park owner HONEST NDLOVU are being prosecuted in Hwange, west of Harare.

 

Two suspects have been arraigned in court in Zimbabwe over the alleged killing of an iconic lion at a park.

Local hunter THEO BRONKHORST and private game park owner HONEST NDLOVU are being prosecuted in Hwange, west of Harare.

The Zimbabwean suspects are alleged to have received a bribe of fifty thousand dollars by an American hunter who killed the lion, named CECIL.

The suspected ate being arraigned on poaching charges, while WALTER JAMES PALMER, who is a dentist from Minnesota, has also been accused by wildlife officials of killing the animal without a permit.

However; PALMER, who has already left Zimbabwe, claims ignorance about the law on hunting over the act he committed on first of July.

 

 

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