Teens sentenced for poaching spree

COUNTY – Three teens involved in a months-long poaching spree are facing the consequences of gunning down deer and raccoons. Ethan Lashua, 19, recently pleaded no contest to resisting a conservation warden, was fined $300 and given 80 hours of community service. He will not be able to legally hunt or fish for two years.

His accomplice, Ian Johnson, 18, was given a similar punishment of a fine, community service and loss of hunting and fishing privileges.

The other poaching partner, Landan Fuhs, 18, Landan Fuhs, 18, pleaded no contest to one misdemeanor count of illegal deer hunting. He was fined $1,000, had his hunting and fishing privileges revoked for three years. He also must do 80 hours of community service.