ROSCOMMON, MI (AP) --
A member of a Roscommon County hunting club is accused of threatening state Department of Natural
Resources investigators posing as hunters.
The 48-year-old Bay County man is expected to be arraigned Nov.
30 on assault and hunter harassment charges in Roscommon District
Court, about 165 miles northwest of Detroit.
The DNR said Monday two of its detectives went undercover
following complaints from people hunting on state land that they
were being threatened. The agency says a man threatened to kill the
detectives for being on what he considered his land.
Conservation officers later arrested the man, who also was
charged with failing to wear hunter orange during firearm deer
season and using an improper tree stand.
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