A man has been sentenced to federal prison for fatally shooting a bald eagle. The sentencing is related to a federal case involving the shooting of the protected bird.
Further details about the case and sentencing are available from the Houston Chronicle. The man involved is described as being from the Houston area.
The case resulted in a federal prison sentence, indicating the seriousness with which the offense was viewed under federal law.
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