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Zimbabwe: l’organisateur du safari fatal au lion Cecil libéré dans une affaire de trafic d’antilopes

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Le chasseur professionnel zimbabwen qui avait organisé le safari fatal au célèbre lion Cecil, arrêté lundi dans le cadre d’un trafic illégal d’antilopes, a été libéré et blanchi de la principale charge qui pesait sur lui dans cette affaire, a affirmé son avocate jeudi. “Le parquet a retiré les charges liées au trafic d’antilopes”, a indiqué l’avocate Perpetua Dube.

Theo Bronkhorst est cependant “toujours poursuivi pour avoir déplacé des trophées d’animaux sans autorisations et a été libéré contre une caution de 100 dollars”, a-t-elle ajouté.

M. Bronkhorst, 52 ans avait été arrêté à Bulawayo, la deuxième ville du pays (sud-ouest) et accusé d’avoir “déplacé des animaux sauvages sans permis” ainsi que de “complicité dans le trafic d’animaux sauvages”.

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