Florida wildlife officers are investigating the reported shooting of a hawk in Cape Coral
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission confirmed that it is investigating the reported shooting of a hawk on NE 11th Lane in Cape Coral, Gulf Coast News reports. The bird is with the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife.
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Florida wildlife officers are investigating the reported shooting of a hawk on NE 11th Lane in Cape Coral, Gulf Coast News reporter Nicole Kikkert reported Sunday.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission confirmed the active investigation to the outlet. FWC also said the bird is with the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife.
CROW did not provide an update on the hawk's condition because the investigation remains open, according to the report. No person has been identified, and no arrest or charge has been announced.
FWC has not posted a public incident report or release. The agency has not issued a continuing safety order for the neighborhood, so this brief does not carry a breaking flag.
Where we read it: Nicole Kikkert at Gulf Coast News. Read their story.
The document: No public filing has been released.
