N.Y.C. Antiques Dealer Pleaders Guilty to Lacey Act Violations
Antiques dealer David Hausman, 67, of New York City, pleaded guilty July 31 to obstruction of justice and creating false records in relation to illegal rhinoceros horn trafficking. The guilty plea was a result of an investigation which included U.S.…
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Homeland Security Investigation. Hausman was arrested in February 2012 as part of "Operation Crash," and charged with Lacey Act violations.