Both
he (Marvin Hicks) of Spanish Village,
25501 Us
Highway 27, Leesburg, FL
And his girlfriend, while drunk
were laughing
until they found out that
a neighbor was reporting them!
NOW
my friends, let's
see what
the Florida Fish & Wildlife
plan on doing to this couple of
"Baby
Killers!"
Remember our
"Endangered Black Bears!"
My better half's
site.
Murder most foul!
Posted on May 28, 2016
First, he said that,
"They were messing
all over our golf course!"
Then he said,
"They were
destroying the golf court!"
Mind you,
Cranes
only pick up bugs and do not dig!
Then he said,
"I was only
chasing them with my golf cart and could not stop."
Then he said,
"I didn't mean
to kill that baby crane!"
NOW!
This is what I
believe happened,
if you listen to him talk to a reporter.
Both he and his
girlfriend were drinking and thought that it would be fun
to terrorize the Sand
Hill Crane Family!
Man ran over
endangered Sandhill Crane with golf cart, neighbor says
By Matt Grant
Published May 27,
2016
LEESBURG, Fla.
—Florida Fish and Wildlife has launched an investigation after someone ran over
and killed a protected Sandhill crane on a golf course in Leesburg.
In between the sand
traps are the Sandhill cranes. The protected birds share the course at Spanish
Village in Leesburg, but that’s much to the dismay of one resident.
Speaking with WESH 2
News through his front door Friday, Marvin Hicks admits mowing down and killing
one of the cranes with his golf cart.
Because the bird is
federally protected and designated as a threatened species in Florida, Fish and
Wildlife officials said he could go to jail.
Neighbor Jamie
Phillips said she watched in horror with her 12-year-old son, as Hicks and
another woman, chased down a family of cranes running over the smallest one
because he said “they were defecating on the golf course and did not belong
there,” according to Phillips.
Phillips, a bird
lover, stayed with the dying crane. “I went over to check on the bird. Its neck
was broken it was flopping around. It was terrible, it was very sad.”
FWC officials opened
an investigation and said they're treating this seriously; saying whoever did
this could be arrested, fined and charged with crimes including animal cruelty.
While Hicks said it
was an accident, Phillips said the woman he was with was clapping at the time.
She said both reeked of alcohol.
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