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Police in Padstow identify boat owners in connection with death of baby dolphin in Camel Estuary

“Police have identified two boat owners in connection with the death of a baby dolphin that was mowed down in the Camel Estuary last summer.

Wildlife Crime officers launched an investigation in July after the juvenile bottlenose dolphin was killed near Padstow.”

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SOURCE: This is Cornwall