[Blueflag]

1. What they did was wrong and illegal
2. In some locales, eagles are as pesky and bothersome as seagulls are along the coast. They are scavengers, not ‘Great Noble Hunters’.
2. What they did was wrong and illegal.

[fulltlt]

"young men shot the doe the night before by using a high powered spot light."

Must be some really really high powered light to kill a deer with. /sarc

[ClearCase_guy]

The officers learned that one of the young men shot the doe the night before by using a high powered spot light.

Some folks might use a rifle for this task.

[Palio di Siena]

don’t native americans use eagle feathers in their traditional ceremonies and dress?

[ontap]

Most likely hunting Eagles for their feathers. Multiple laws broken which most likely will lead to no punishment. Like other minorities Native Americans are extended rights the rest of us are not!!! As for Eagles they do what eagles do to exist nothing more nothing less.

[Wilderness Conservative]

The red man’s reverence for nature is so inspiring. Sarc/

[Don Corleone]

three juvenile tribal members

Don't know. Just asking. Aren't Native Americans somewhat exempt from hunting/fishing regulations and restrictions???

[rebel25]

Well as long as they are actually Indians I don’t care. Now if it were like fauxcahontas Indian then throw them in jail. The natives have their own laws by treaty.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

The officers learned that one of the young men shot the doe the night before by using a high powered spot light.

Nice trick.

But, I wonder if it was a Federation licensed Mark IV Phaser pistol that the officer simply mistook for a high powered spotlight.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

A Car? Rifle? Spotlight? Fine them Injins for cultural appropriation.