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Oregon safari park owner arrested after raid uncovered meth, cocaine, firearms and $1.6M
Police in Oregon have arrested the owner of the West Coast Game Park Safari on drug charges after a raid at the facility earlier this month resulted in the seizure of methamphetamine, cocaine, firearms and cash, as well as hundreds of animals being relocated.
Bandon’s West Coast Game Park Safari investigation discovers guns, drugs, $1.6 million in cash; owner arrested
On Tuesday, Coos Bay sheriff's deputies arrested 52-year-old Brian Tenney in connection to the multi-agency investigation into Bandon's West Coast Game Park Safari that he owns. A Tuesday evening release from Coos County Sheriffs office detailed finding of the four day long multi-agency investigation of the park.
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West Coast Game Park Safari Shut Down as 300+ Animals Rescued in Major Welfare OperationAuthorities have seized 310 animals from West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon, Oregon, after years of documented neglect and ...
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‘Something was not right’: Oregon Coast safari park received complaints for nearly a decadeAn animal welfare check at an Oregon Coast safari park earlier this month uncovered drugs, guns, and millions in cash — plus ...
Investigators had concluded their four-day search of the safari park, seizing 310 animals and euthanizing three, after Oregon State Police served search warrants.
The Woodland Park Zoo has welcomed three llamas and six porcupines following an animal welfare investigation at a safari park ...
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