В Котельниче вынесли приговор браконьерам за ущерб, причиненный природе, на сумму 3,5 миллиона рублей.

      Фото: сгенерировано нейросетью. В министерстве охраны окружающей среды Кировской области сообщили, что в 2024 году группа лиц незаконно застрелила 7 самок и 3 самцов лосей на территории Котельничского и Свечинского районов с целью продажи мяса.

      Кроме того, преступники похитили 8 ульев с пчёлами и охотничью вышку. У одного из задержанных было обнаружено самодельное оружие.

      Нарушители добровольно возместили 720 тысяч рублей из 3,5 миллионов рублей причинённого ущерба.

      Согласно решению Котельничского районного суда, двое виновных были приговорены к лишению свободы на 3,5 года и 6 лет и 2 месяца соответственно. Третий подсудимый получил штраф в размере 140 тысяч рублей.

      У злоумышленников было изъято всё охотничье и самодельное оружие, а также они были лишены права охоты на срок от 1,5 до 2,5 лет.

      — Иск министерства о возмещении ущерба животному миру на оставшуюся сумму в 2 миллиона 800 тысяч рублей был удовлетворен в полном объёме, — добавили в ведомстве.

      Клим Хлынов.

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