€10,000 reward for information on CABS assailants
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The Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS) has today announced that they will pay a reward of up to €10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the men who attacked a CABS patrol vehicle with rocks near il-Qaws on Saturday morning. “It was only a matter of luck that no one was seriously hurt,” states CABS president Heinz Schwarze. According to CABS five masked men took part in the assault.
“A sum of €2,000 will be paid out for information leading to the arrest and conviction of each of the five criminals,” promises Schwarze. “It is not usually our policy to resort to such means. But in view of the escalating violence against our members we have decided that this step is now necessary.”
CABS also announced that pictures taken by them that identify poachers in the countryside will be shortly published on their website at www.komitee.de/en <http://www.komitee.de/en>.
” The police have not yet been able to identify all the poachers filmed by us in the last two weeks,” comments CABS spokesperson Axel Hirschfeld. “Anyone recognising the men in the photos should contact the A.L.E. or – anonymously if necessary – the CABS office in Germany.”



























When caught, the people responsible for this should have their photographs posted on the local church noticeboards, in local shops & schools, where their own children will see photographic evidence of the poor little birds that daddy killed.