Suspected poisons seized during multi-agency raid following illegal poisoning of red kite

Breaking news from the RSPB’s Investigations Team…..

Looking forward to hearing more detail about this one.

UPDATE 20th April 2021: Lincolnshire Police provide update on investigation into poisoned red kite (here)

UPDATE 15th April 2023: Lincolnshire Police charge man after investigation into poisoned red kite (here)

11 thoughts on “Suspected poisons seized during multi-agency raid following illegal poisoning of red kite”

  1. Even if it comes to nought and one hopes it doesn’t, it sends a message to the countryside criminals using poison that it is unacceptable and one day the law will find them.

  2. Again, we need to know who is being investigated. It isn’t like these are allegations of criminal behaviour: they have removed banned poisons, that is definitive, so where was it?

    This anonymity only protects the miscreants.

    [Ed: Simon, the SUSPECTED poisons need to be analysed first]

  3. great to see a bit of action. sad that it is still not much different from when I was an RSPB warden at loch garten in the 70s.

  4. just goes to show…..these types of offences are detectable.
    dont listen to those that say they cant.
    just needs the same resources as any other crimes.
    Trained police officers working in conjunction with specialist organisations, acting quickly in response to sound intellegence and good enquiry.
    Anything less will not result in success.

    Investigations into wildlife crime fail most commonly because police do not investigate using these principles.

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