BANDON, Ore. (KPTV) - The owner of a safari park on the Oregon Coast has been indicted for more than 370 charges following a criminal investigation.

On Aug. 19, Brian Tenney, who is the owner of the West Coast Game Park near Bandon, was indicted by a Coos County grand jury for 371 charges, ranging from animal neglect and violating wildlife laws to drugs and racketeering.

In May, Oregon State Police served multiple search warrants at West Coast Game Park Safari to check the property for more evidence related to a “lengthy criminal investigation” that began last fall, which reportedly included animal care and welfare, permitting, licensing, and business practices.

OSP says 310 total animals were seized and relocated to sanctuary and rescue facilities, and that none were released into

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