Detidos quatro supostos caçadores furtivos em Gaza

 Quatro supostos caçadores furtivos foram detidos, quando tentavam vender um pangolim vivo, garras e dentes de leões em Massangena. No distrito de Bilene, dois pescadores foram flagrados na posse de cinco quilos de cavalo-marinho, já no Limpopo, dois jovem foram detidos acusados de assassinato.

Além de um pangolim vivo, os quatro supostos caçadores furtivos foram detidos na posse de dentes, 18 ossos e 16 garras extraídas de um leão, cujo local de abatimento continua sob investigação pelo Serviço Nacional de investigação Criminal, na província de Gaza 

A detenção ocorreu no interior da zona Mapanhe, no distrito de Massangena, quando os indiciados tentavam vender o pangolim a um curandeiro da Suazilândia. Um deles é confesso e diz que pela venda do animal teria alguma recompensa.

O outro integrante do grupo distancia-se das acusações e diz que o animal foi encontrado nas matas.

“Eu apanhei o pangolim na machamba e o trouxe à casa para ser consumido no dia 25 (de Setembro)”, disse um dos indiciados.

No distrito de Bilene mais dois indivíduos são indiciados por captura e porte ilegal de espécies protegidas. A dupla assume a autoria do crime e disse que pela venda do cavalo-marinho encaixaria 35 mil meticais  

Ainda em Gaza, no distrito de Limpopo, dois amigos são acusados de agredir até a morte um indivíduo por suposto roubo de um aparelho de som, avaliado em 1800 meticais, na zona de 3 de Fevereiro. Os indiciados negam as acusações e dizem que o malgrado foi linchado pela população.

O SERNIC em Gaza desencorajam o recurso à justiça privada para resolução de conflitos nas comunidades.

Fonte: O país.



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