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Man gets poaching ticket in jail

True Stories of the Oregon State Patrol

True Stories of the Oregon State Police

NEWPORT — State Fish and Game Trooper Andrew Butler didn’t have to run down the suspect in a case of alleged poaching on the Siletz River — instead, he found Mosher A. Hall, 37, of Siletz, at the county jail.

“OSP received information of a subject retaining steelhead on the Siletz River on May 5, 2020 and again on May 4, 2020 while the subject did not possess a valid 2020 Resident Angling License or Combined Angling Tag,” reported Butler. “On May 5 the subject was contacted at the Lincoln County Jail where he was interviewed and subsequently issued cite and release citations.”

Ross Smith II
Ross Smith IIhttps://smithii.com
Ross Smith II is a full-time resident of Lincoln City and a 7th-generation Oregonian (see oregonoverland.com). In 2018, he successfully sued the City of Lincoln City over multiple violations of Oregon's Open Meetings Laws, receiving a formal apology and $6,000, which he generously split between Coastal Support Services (formerly the Warming Shelter) and the Lincoln County Bar Association Scholarship Fund. See https://www.lincolncity.org/Home/Components/News/News/14/16

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