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FW Officers make Thanksgiving Day arrest in Nelson Co. By Kevin Kelly, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Frankfort, KY - After being arrested by two Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Conservation Officers on Thanksgiving Day in Nelson County, two hunters are facing multiple charges. That morning, Conservation Officers Ben Fisher and Lee Keith were conducting hunting patrols when they observed a man walking along railroad tracks wearing a camouflage jacket and looking into the surrounding trees. As the officers approached, the man ran, initiating a foot pursuit that ended quickly. Officers apprehended Jeffrey Jones, 32, of Louisville. The officers found a crossbow laying near Jones and later discovered he was in possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. Also arrested at the scene was Isaac Spiehler, 50, of Bardstown, who was found in a tree a short distance from where Jones was apprehended. Officers found a bow and arrow that Spiehler had allegedly thrown to the ground. Jones and Spiehler were not wearing the required hunter orange clothing and officers found several hunting related items in their possession. They were taken to the Nelson County Jail and face multiple charges, including illegally taking or pursuing of deer, hunting without a license, hunting without a deer permit, hunting without permission and hunting while under the influence. NOTE: An arrest is not a finding of guilt. An individual placed under arrest is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at some later criminal proceeding. Kentucky's Conservation Officers are sworn law enforcement officers with a primary mission focus on hunting, fishing and boating enforcement. In their everyday role, Conservation Officers ensure compliance with hunting and fishing laws and ensure that the state's waterways are a safe place for all to enjoy by utilizing a two-pronged approach consisting of education and enforcement. To report suspected illegal activity, call 1-800-25-ALERT or contact the nearest Kentucky State Police post. This story was posted on 2018-11-26 09:30:09
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