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Conviction – Ocelot fur cushions

Amanda Mason of Oxfordshire was convicted on 25th January 2016 at Hammersmith Magistrates Court of selling Ocelot fur cushions at the Olympia Horse Show in London in 2014. She had been warned about selling similar items at previous shows but when she was seen again Sarah Bailey of the Met Police Wildlife Crime Unit reported her for the offence of selling an Annex A product.

She pleaded guilty and was fined £1385 plus £120 costs.