US EditionTexas couple arrested for selling a baby jaguar out of a parking lot
- A Texan couple has been arrested for selling a margay and attempting to sell a jaguar cub, violating The Big Cat Act. The couple sold a margay cub for $7,500, and were in violation of the act when they tried to sell a jaguar cub to the same person.
- The couple was supposed to sell the jaguar cub for cash, which prompted them to bring a case of money from their home to the location. If convicted, they could face up to five years in prison and a fine.
- This is the first case filed under The Big Cat Act, marking a significant development in enforcing laws against illegal wildlife trafficking.
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Texas: Couple arrested under Big Cat Act on suspicion of selling margay and attempting to sell jaguar cub
Rafael Gutierrez-Galvan, 29, and his wife Deyanira Garza, 28, could face up to five years in federal prison and a possible $20,000 fine if they are found guilty of trying to sell the exotic animals.
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