Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
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Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
The federally protected herd near Heber, Arizona is too big to exist alongside cattle and wildlife and will be reduced from 400 to about 100 horses, the Forest Service says.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service now has six months to add specific actions to reduce human-caused deaths among the endangered Southwestern subspecies.
Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.
Jerry Johnson came to Phoenix last year to buy a truck, he says, but police cried foul and seized his life savings claiming it was drug money.