Attorneys debate evidence in poaching trial
St. Maries resident Daniel Dills listens to testimony in court Tuesday.
KAYE THORNBRUGH/Press
COEUR d’ALENE — A hunter on trial for poaching alongside his parents allegedly admitted to illegally taking animals, but jurors couldn’t hear that testimony Tuesday because it was deemed inadmissible.
It was the second day in the felony trial of Eddy and Angela Dills, a married couple from St. Maries, and their adult son, Daniel Dills, who are accused of conspiracy to commit unlawful killing of wildlife, conspiracy to sell unlawfully killed wildlife and conspiracy to conceal evidence.
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