Our new hero wildlife officer...

Welcome to Swamp Cop. Here, a wildlife officer has found a car parked near a designated no-trespassing area. She finds one person along the road. He tells her he is waiting for his friend, who is swimming.
They begin to walk the road looking for their friend. The officer suspects the friend is out past the mangroves. The officer slowly walks along the road looking for signs of someone in the water. To avoid giving away her position, she activated her bodycam's covert mode, which silences all audio the camera makes. To get a better look, the officer decides to walk through the mangroves. She stops periodically to listen for the sounds of someone swimming. Once out past the mangroves, the officer begins slowly wading up the shoreline until she sees someone in the water.
The suspect has in his position one snook, a sheepshead, and a lobster; they all appear to have been speared. He also had several small conch shells in his pocket. The suspect was given several charges for taking the snook and lobster by illegal method, and for both the snook and lobster being undersized. Hats off to the wildlife officer for her relentless pursuit of this individual. Be safe out there.


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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is a Florida state agency responsible for managing and regulating the state's fish and wildlife resources, as well as enforcing related laws. FWC also manages habitats, conducts research, and provides outreach and education. FWC officers have full police powers and statewide jurisdiction to protect Florida's natural resources and ensure public safety. The footage featured is real bodycam coverage of wildlife officers seeking to protect Florida's natural resources.

Learn more at https://myfwc.com

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