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Fossil smuggling: American pleads guilty

byCustoms Today Report
January 6, 2014
in Anti-Smuggling, Latest News
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CHEYENNE, CHINA: An American citizen has been pleaded guilty of conspiring to smuggle fossils including Tyrannosaurus skull of Mongolian origin from China into the United States.

Federal officials of China and a lawyer representing the government of Mongolia said that the prosecution marks a continuing push to crack down on fossil smuggling.

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Rick Rolater aged 69 entered the plea before U.S. Magistrate in Cheyenne. He faces a $25,000 fine and two years’ probation under a plea agreement when he goes before U.S. District Judge for sentencing.

He has also sold fossils earlier and agreed to give up a saber-toothed cat skull and three dinosaur fossils imported from China.

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