'Callous' beheading of stag prompts police investigation
Summary
Authorities in Ireland are investigating the beheading of a stag at Newbridge Demesne in County Dublin. The incident, considered a wildlife crime, has sparked appeals for information, as local officials and wildlife organizations condemn the act and seek justice.Key Facts
- A stag from a herd at Newbridge Demesne in County Dublin was found beheaded.
- Fingal County Council and Gardaí (Irish police) are investigating the incident as a wildlife crime.
- The stag was part of an Irish Red Deer herd and was eight years old.
- The head of the stag was removed, and staff believe it was taken as a trophy.
- The National Parks and Wildlife Service is also involved in the investigation.
- It is illegal in Ireland to kill deer without a license.
- There have been public and official appeals for information regarding the incident.
- Local authorities are considering increasing security measures at the park.
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