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DENVER, Colorado — A federal grand jury in Denver has indicted two Hartsel residents accused of illegally trapping, killing and selling bobcats and their pelts to out-of-state customers.
A 15-count felony indictment of Jeffrey M. Bodnar and Veronica Anderson-Bodnar was returned Monday outlining alleged violations of wildlife laws between November 2006 and March 2008.
The indictment says Bodnar killed bobcats outside of hunting season in Park County without a valid license, using a firearm to kill animals that allegedly were caught in prohibited leghold traps.
The indictment alleges that Anderson-Bodnar falsely certified that the pelts were taken legally.
Phone numbers for the two could not be found, and court records didn't list lawyers for them.
A 15-count felony indictment of Jeffrey M. Bodnar and Veronica Anderson-Bodnar was returned Monday outlining alleged violations of wildlife laws between November 2006 and March 2008.
The indictment says Bodnar killed bobcats outside of hunting season in Park County without a valid license, using a firearm to kill animals that allegedly were caught in prohibited leghold traps.
The indictment alleges that Anderson-Bodnar falsely certified that the pelts were taken legally.
Phone numbers for the two could not be found, and court records didn't list lawyers for them.
