In Brazoria County, Texas Game Wardens reported recovering a significant amount of illegally harvested oysters. The recovery consisted of nine large buckets. Multiple charges were filed in connection with the incident. For more information on the charges and the recovery, readers can refer to the Texas Game Wardens or the original report from ABC13 Houston (KTRK).
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