Police find illegally kept wild birds and illegal firearms on rural property
Quick Look
- During an inspection on a rural property, police officers found a collared bird and three canaries kept without authorization, as well as a firearm with ammunition in an illegal situation.
- One of the birds had an official SisPass ring, but was linked to another legal breeder.
- The owner was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm, paid bail and was released.
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Why It Matters
The inspection took place on a rural property where wild birds kept without authorization and an illegal firearm were found. One of the birds had an official SisPass ring, but the registration was linked to another legal breeder.
At the scene, the police found a collared bird and three canaries kept without authorization.
One of the birds contained an official ring from the Amateur Bird Breeding Activity Control and Monitoring System, SisPass, but the record was linked to the registration of another legal amateur breeder.
The bird with a ring was collected and remained available to the registered owner for collection upon presentation of documentation. The cages were seized, and the teams issued an environmental infraction notice worth R$2,000 against the person responsible for the property.
During the inspection of the property, agents also found an illegal firearm with ammunition.
The owner of the site was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm and taken to the Civil Police. He paid the bail stipulated by the police authority and was released to respond to the process in freedom.
The other seized birds underwent evaluation and were returned to their natural habitat.
Open Questions
- What is the origin of the birds found on the property?
- Was the owner aware of the irregularity of the firearm?
- Will there be an investigation into the misuse of the SisPass ring by another creator?







