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Nov. 02, 1999. White tail deer called Bina
(native mammal of Curacao) found in a poacher's trap, is now awaiting burial. It had died
before Park Rangers found the animal. The poacher escaped without the loot, but hopefully
he or she will be caught next time. |
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Nov 28, 1999. This is a 4 to 6 month young deer. It had already died of bloodloss by a bullet wound when 2 mountainbikers encountered the corpse. (bullet kaliber unknown: section showed that the bullet passed clean through the body). It was later buried in a secret location. | 46 KB |
REHABILITATION |
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Dec. 02, 1999. This commercial sewage truck of company: Fast Drive's Cleaner Services NV (license plate X-35-34, phonenumber: 560-6131) illegally dumped a horribly smelling liquid along the fence of the park and along the property of Wacawa at 11:07 am. When confronted the driver said that he was running behind on his schedule to pump rain-overflowed septic tanks, so that he dumped the liquid in "the middle of nowhere" instead of at the "legal" site: Klein Hofje. This incident was reported to the police (864-2166), the health department GGD (462-5800), and the department of environmental health VOMIL ( 736-9012) | 48 KB |
VANDALISM |
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MORE TO COME....
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and other senseless destruction of the creator's work,
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