Steeper penalties were available in Wyoming wolf torment case

Wyoming Game and Fish fined Cody Roberts $250 after he ran down a wolf, muzzled and paraded it in a bar, but warden could have sent him to court, where a judge could have meted out jail time, $1,000 fine

Posted 6/27/24

The $250 fine that Cody Roberts paid for his now internationally infamous wolf torment incident was not the steepest penalty that Wyoming Game and Fish Department law enforcement could have pursued …

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Steeper penalties were available in Wyoming wolf torment case

Wyoming Game and Fish fined Cody Roberts $250 after he ran down a wolf, muzzled and paraded it in a bar, but warden could have sent him to court, where a judge could have meted out jail time, $1,000 fine

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Steeper penalties were available in Wyoming wolf torment case

Wyoming Game and Fish fined Cody Roberts $250 after he ran down a wolf, muzzled and paraded it in a bar, but warden could have sent him to court, where a judge could have meted out jail time, $1,000 fine

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