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Authorities say Wan Yee Ng in June tried to sneak 29 eastern box turtles, a protected species, by kayak from the U.S. into Canada. She pleaded guilty in October and has been in jail since her arrest.

Wan Yee Ng, 41, of Hong Kong, was arrested earlier this year for trying to smuggle 29 protected turtles from the United States into Canada, where she was living with her husband and two children.

Wan Yee Ng was arrested in June in Vermont, from where she had planned to travel to Quebec via kayak. The Guardian reported Ng was found with 29 eastern box turtles wrapped in socks in a duffel bag.

However, in Wan Yee Ng’s case, a kayak seemed like the best way to transport and traffick turtles. The 41-year-old Hong Kong woman individually wrapped 29 Eastern box turtles in socks and placed them ...

Wan Yee Ng, 31, was arrested in June while preparing to kayak across Lake Wallace in Vermont, carrying a significant number of eastern box turtles.

Wan Yee Ng, 41, was arrested on June 28 at an Airbnb in Canaan as she was about to get into an inflatable kayak with a duffle bag on Lake Wallace, according to a Border Patrol agent's affidavit ...

Wan Yee Ng, 41, was arrested on the morning of June 28 at an Airbnb in Canaan as she was about to get into an inflatable kayak with a duffle bag on Lake Wallace.