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Police launch investigation after golden eagle found with shotgun injuries
Hamlet, a four-year-old golden eagle relocated to boost local populations, was shot with shotgun pellets but fully recovered after treatment, police and wildlife authorities said.
- A golden eagle named Hamlet was found injured from shotgun pellets, prompting an investigation into the incident.
- Det Sgt David Lynn expressed disappointment over the golden eagle persecution crime and urged anyone with information to contact police.
- Michael Clarke, chair of Restoring Upland Nature, stated he was 'incredibly relieved' Hamlet could fly again after treatment.
- The bird received medical treatment and was confirmed to be fit to fly again, returning to the wild after being found near Stanhope.
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perspectivemedia.comPolice investigate after golden eagle found with shotgun injuries
Four-year-old Hamlet was wounded by shotgun pellets to its wing but survived.
·London, United Kingdom
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