According to prosecutors, Barfield shot at at least five dolphins and killed one, as well as using poisoned bait on dozens of ...

Zackery Brandon Barfield, 31, a fishing captain, was sentenced to 30 days in prison for shooting and poisoning dolphins in ...

The National Marine Fisheries Service issued a draft of its biological opinion Thursday concluding that continued use of insect-killing chemicals containing carbaryl or methomyl likely jeopardizes ...

A charter boat captain used pesticide-laced bait and a shotgun to target dolphins interfering with his clients’ fishing lines, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said that Zackery Barfield understood the dangers of feeding the dolphins methomyl, a harmful pesticide, but chose to do it anyway ...

Methomyl is a highly toxic pesticide that acts on an animal's nervous system and is banned by the Environmental Protection Agency. “The subject’s actions were intentional and heartless ...

A Florida charter boat captain is headed to prison for poisoning and shooting dolphins.The Department of Justice announced that Zackery<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

In hurting the dolphins, Barfield, whose first name is spelled “Zachary” in court filings, also harmed the Gulf of Mexico’s waters by polluting the ecosystem with Methomyl, the pesticide he ...

Taking matters into his own hands, he “began placing [highly toxic] methomyl inside baitfish to poison the dolphins that surfaced near his boat.” According to the statement, which noted that ...

"He began placing methomyl inside baitfish to poison the dolphins that surfaced near his boat. Methomyl is a highly toxic pesticide that acts on the nervous system of humans, mammals, and other ...