HUNTING AND FISHING NEWS
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Lawyer charged with manslaughter in hunter’s death…Philadelphia Inquirer
By Larry King
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Montgomery County attorney David M. Manilla faces involuntary manslaughter and firearms charges in connection with the Nov. 29 shooting death of a Bucks County deer hunter.
In court records, investigators portray the fatal shooting of Barry Groh as a mixture of reckless hunting, disregard for firearms laws by a convicted felon, and after-the-fact deception by Manilla, 49, of Worcester, an attorney since 1992.
The records also paint an unflattering picture of the three-man hunting party that included Manilla and his uncle, former Montgomery County District Attorney Michael D. Marino.
A court affidavit said Manilla failed to render immediate aid to Groh after shooting him, that the men stood by and said nothing when paramedics initially misread Groh\’s death as being caused by a heart attack, and that they left the scene before authorities had a chance to interview them in detail.
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Coldwater Conservation School
The NJ School of Conservation in Sussex County will be the host site for an exciting Coldwater Conservation School being offered in 2011 by the NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife and the NJ State Council of Trout Unlimited and its supporting chapters. The School will be held from June 23 – 26 and is open to youth who will be between the ages of 11 and 14 at the time of the program.
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