Two arrested for unlicensed hunting in Imam Turki bin Abdullah Reserve
Environmental security patrols detained two Saudis for illegal hunting in Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve, seizing an air rifle and 15 wild animals.
Two Saudi citizens have been arrested for illegal hunting within the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve, according to environmental security authorities. The arrests occurred during routine patrols aimed at enforcing environmental regulations within the protected area. The suspects were found in possession of an air rifle and 15 wild animals.
The Special Forces for Environmental Security confirmed the arrests, noting that the suspects had been charged with hunting without a license. The fine for such an offense is 10,000 riyals (SAR). The Special Forces emphasized the importance of adhering to environmental laws, which prohibit hunting, and outlined penalties for such violations.
They also urged the public to report any environmental or wildlife violations through the appropriate channels.
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