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The information you need to file a police report:

• Exact location where illegal activity is happening

• Date and time of incident (for the police to be able to act on your report, you need to call them as soon as you witness the illegality)

• Description of activity (eg: a hunter shooting at a bird of prey)

• Note suspect’s vehicle and license plate number, if possible

• Note any further details that may help the police identify the suspect – details such as physical appearance and clothing.

Please note the police are under-resourced and stretched to cope with illegal activities. Do not file a report if you do not have the necessary details to provide to the police. Seeing a bird shot down, without witnessing where the shot is coming from or the hunter, will not be enough for the police to take action.

STEP 3: Now tell BirdLife Malta about the report

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Last Updated on Monday, 12 April 2010, 4:56:52 PM


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