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Outrage After North Carolina Officer Who Slammed Teen, Causing Brain Injury, Receives Just 2-Day Suspension

Outrage After North Carolina Officer Who Slammed Teen, Causing Brain Injury, Receives Just 2-Day Suspension

North Carolina police officer killed in line of duty during emergency room shooting incident

North Carolina police officer killed in line of duty during emergency room shooting incident

MSNBrie Stimson

Encountering North Carolina wildlife in the spring: What you should know

Encountering North Carolina wildlife in the spring: What you should know

Worker killed after lion escape from North Carolina wildlife conservatory

Worker killed after lion escape from North Carolina wildlife conservatory

South Carolina Officer Is Charged With Murder of Walter Scott

South Carolina Officer Is Charged With Murder of Walter Scott

NY TimesMichael S. Schmidt,Matt Apuzzo

NC Wildlife official urges proactive measures to protect livestock from black bears

NC Wildlife official urges proactive measures to protect livestock from black bears

In this video, NC Wildlife Resources Commission Law Enforcement Officer Ashley O'Hare explains the most up-to-date North Carolina's hunting laws as they relate to validating big game report cards and reporting a harvest. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

In this video, NC Wildlife Resources Commission Law Enforcement Officer Ashley O'Hare explains the most up-to-date North Carolina's hunting laws as they relate to validating big game report cards and reporting a harvest. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Bear shot in self-defense after repeated home break-ins: North Carolina wildlife officials

MSNMarisa Sardonia

Wildlife Rehabilitator Training - Wildlife Welfare

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Wildlife officer to investigate claim over bear limb removal in the mountains

Wildlife Officer Rescues Bear Cub After It Gets Stuck in Backyard Fence — Heartwarming Moment Caught on Camera Asheville, North Carolina – November 18, 2025 A late-evening rescue in western North Carolina is warming hearts everywhere after a wildlife officer freed a tiny black bear cub that had gotten itself wedged between two wooden fence boards in a suburban backyard. The video, recorded by the officer’s body camera, shows the frightened cub squealing and struggling as its head and front legs

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Red Wolf Education

NC Wildlife Resources Commission will host a virtual wildlife enforcement officer recruitment event on Wednesday, April 12 at 7:00 p.m. Zoom registration link: bit.ly/3U2rSEq During this event, NC Wildlife Law Enforcement Officers will give a presentation on the duties and responsibilities of their positions, including the application process. After the presentation there will be a Q&A session to ask questions or gain additional information about a Career in NC Wildlife Law Enforcement. Applicat

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NC Wildlife Resources Commission on Reels

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4 law enforcement officers killed while serving warrant in North Carolina

NBC NewsKen Dilanian,Antonio Planas

Conservation Officer, Wildlife Officer, Fish and Game Warden Careers

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NOW HIRING: Law Enforcement – Off the Pavement! Do you have what it takes to be a NC Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer? Submit your application by June 30 at: bit.ly/3W4IyvW *Applicants must be 20 years of age with a high school or GED diploma. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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It's Law Enforcement – Off the Pavement! NOW HIRING: Application period now open through June 30. Do you have what it takes to be a wildlife law enforcement officer? Apply today: bit.ly/3lag5Db Updated basic requirements: Applicants must be 20 years of age with a high school or General Education Development (GED) diploma. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Congratulations to the eighteen new NC Wildlife Resources Commission law enforcement officers who were sworn in at a graduation ceremony today at the First Baptist Church of Pinehurst in West End, N.C. After graduation, each new wildlife officer will begin six months of on-the-job training under the supervision of a veteran wildlife officer. Upon completion of field training, each officer will be assigned a permanent duty station. The graduating officers are: - Tyler Barber of Granite Falls, N.C

11.1K viewsJul 20, 2021

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The NC Wildlife Resources Commission and its partners Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and North Carolina State Highway Patrol will make one final push for this year’s On the Road, On the Water, Don't Drink and Drive campaign over Labor Day weekend. The annual multi-agency initiative works to ensure North Carolinians can travel safely on the road and on the water during summer holidays. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

1.9K viewsAug 29, 2024

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North Carolina wildlife officials warn deer are not pets

Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your fishing license and head outdoors! 🐟 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your hunting license and head outdoors! 🦌 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Build family traditions in the great outdoors. Start with a North Carolina hunting license. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Uncover what the North Carolina outdoors has to offer. Get your fishing & hunting license today! | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

1.3K viewsOct 16, 2024

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Wildlife officers identify Onslow County drowning victim

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission to allow public comments on proposed regulation changes

North Carolina officials approve conservation plan for an endangered bat with big ears

NC Wildlife employee charged with using funds for personal expenses

Becoming a Texas Game Warden

61.7K viewsMar 22, 2021

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