Did prince Harry shoot the 2 Hen Harriers? They're protected birds.?

Question

Did prince Harry shoot the 2 Hen Harriers? They're protected birds.?

Answer 1

No or he would have been arrested and bailed, the royals are not above the law.

Answer 2

Can`t you read?

Answer 3

Who cares if he did apart from all you do gooders out there.

if you actually knew what people do everyday whats illegal or just not right in society you would be so surprised.

Answer 4

Protected or not, do you have any proof, or is this a McHarry case?

Answer 5

Well he said he didn't so he can't have done - could he!

Answer 6

Well if he did, we'll never know about it.  Can you imagine them arresting and fining him for it?  I don't think so!

Answer 7

Hazza saw them and thought, yep, I'm avin that.

Bang, bang. The birds hit the floor.

He later tells police he was "threatened" not only by the birds themselves - they were swooping on him, going GHEE, GHEE - but also the fact that they "share" half of his name - HARRier and HARRy.

Thus, the police let him off, citing fair and sound justification under what would have been very stressful circumstances.

Answer 8

Police were probing the killing of two rare protected birds of prey, found shot on one of Queen Elizabeth II's country estates where Prince Harry of Wales had been shooting.

An investigation was launched after two hen harriers were killed at Sandringham. There are only an estimated 521 breeding pairs in Britain.

A royal official revealed that Prince Harry of Wales along with his friend were unaware of the bird's deaths. Since Prince Harry and a friend were both in the area at the time, the police have been in contact with them and asked them if they have any information that could help, however, unfortunately, they had no knowledge of the alleged incident.

Answer 9

We don't know if he did it or not yet just that he and a friend were shooting in the area that the birds were found

Answer 10

They weren't protected very well then were they?

Answer 11

no he was in the area at the time though with a mate shotting i dont think he would really kill them. surely

Answer 12

Firstly i am neither a fan or not.By the very nature of where i live,and given that you can easily spot  a person with a gun,or follow the noise,these two would be easy to set up.Stand in West Newton,or on the other side Babingly,or possably Wolverton,and anyone could do it.Stand close to Park House and /or Sandringham grounds you get the picture.