US couple sentenced for helping finance trade in rhino horn, puma bones, other wildlife parts

Mongabay
Nov 3, 2026, 5:18 am93 ptsTrending
A federal court in the U.S. has sentenced two residents of the state of California for their roles as financial facilitators in a scheme trafficking wildlife body parts between the U.S. and Vietnam. Linh Luu and Kevin Le, a married couple from Anaheim, were sentenced on Oct. 23 to three years of probation and…

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