2 men plead guilty to killing wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert
- Two men pleaded guilty to federal charges for shooting three wild donkeys in the Mojave Desert with AR-style rifles.
- The men drove to public land in San Bernardino County wearing tactical gear and carrying firearms.
- The men were identified as Christopher James Arnet, 32, of Colorado, and Cameron John Feikema, 36, of California.
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2 men admit to killing protected wild burros in Mojave Desert
RIVERSIDE — Two men who used high-powered rifles to kill three wild burros in Southern California’s Mojave Desert more than two years ago pleaded guilty on Monday to federal charges related to the shootings, prosecutors said. The men wore tactical gear including night vision goggles as they targeted the burros in a remote area northeast of Barstow on Nov. 6, 2021, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said in a statement. John Feikema of Yorba Linda, Calif…
2 men plead guilty to killing wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert
2 men plead guilty to killing wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert March 18, 2024 Two men who used high-powered rifles to kill three wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert more than two years ago pleaded guilty on Monday to federal charges related to the shootings, prosecutors said. The men wore tactical gear including night vision goggles as they targeted the burros in a remote area northeast of Barstow on Nov. 6, 202…
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2 men plead guilty to killing wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert
Prosecutors say two men who used high-powered rifles to kill three wild burros in Southern California’s Mojave Desert have pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the shootings. The U.S.
2 men plead guilty to killing wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — Prosecutors say two men who used high-powered rifles to kill three wild burros in Southern California’s Mojave Desert have pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the shootings. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said Monday that the men wore tactical gear including night vision goggles as they targeted the burros in a remote area northeast of Barstow on Nov. 6, 2021. They could face more than 10 years in prison at sentenci…
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