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	Name:	RatherBeSkiing -
	Subject:	Marine Police
	Date:	6/4/2008 2:19:59 PM

I had originally read about wildlife conservation officers having full police powers statewide on the ADCNR website outdooralabama.com. I can't find the link for where I read it originally but did find this
(from Outdoor Alabama)

Conservation Enforcement Officers are state peace officers with full police powers statewide. Chief Enforcement Officer Allan Andress said, “Since the vast majority of people that our officers deal with on a day to day basis are peaceable, law abiding citizens, it is easy to become complacent about officer safety. It is events such as this that remind us of just how dangerous a Conservation Officer’s job really is.”

I've posted a link to an article from the Bham News that goes in to a little bit more detail.

If my information is incorrect I apologize.

URL: Bham News -Game Warden Chronicles