Two men caught with live pangolin
The Mpumalanga Tracking Team managed to track down the suspects and recovered the pangolin, and in a separate case an unlicensed hunting rifle.

This elite police team received a tip-off on Monday that two men in the Calcutta area were spotted with a live pangolin, which is an endangered species.
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At approximately lunch time on the same day the Tracking Team had managed to trace the suspects’ vehicle to a house in the Mkhluhlu township.
After a search the animal was found in the boot of the vehicle. Both men were charged with possession of an endangered animal.
While on the scene the Tracking Team received information that an owner of a nearby chicken farm allegedly owns an unlicensed hunting rifle.
On the team’s arrival at the farm, the owner gave them permission to search the premises. A 375 high calibre hunting rifle was confiscated and the owner arrested for possession of an unlicensed firearm.
