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French Farmer Convicted for Protecting Livestock Against Wolves

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On April 9, the correctional court of Quimper (in Brittany) sentenced Gilles Morvan to eight months in prison, albeit suspended, a fine of 2,000 euros, and restitution for the criminal offenses. What is this sheep farmer's crime? He built a few small bridges, dug ditches, and installed hydraulic infrastructure and locks without submitting the necessary documents. He also failed to observe the statutory waiting period of four months. Gilles Morva…
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On April 9, the correctional court of Quimper (in Brittany) sentenced Gilles Morvan to eight months in prison, albeit suspended, a fine of 2,000 euros, and restitution for the criminal offenses. What is this sheep farmer's crime? He built a few small bridges, dug ditches, and installed hydraulic infrastructure and locks without submitting the necessary documents. He also failed to observe the statutory waiting period of four months. Gilles Morva…

·Antwerp, Belgium
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pal.be broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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