What CO are assigned to district 5?

[rwtaxidermy]

The landowner of the nearby farm I currently hunt passed away last fall and the farm has been handed down to the 6 siblings. As of April 2014 I am currently the only person with permission to enter the property to hunt(permission granted by the executive of estate and 2 other siblings). With that being said, my biggest fear was the land owners passing would entice trespassers.....and it has. The executive told me only I have permission and she would start prosecuting trespassers if that is what it comes down to. Youth weekend I chased 4 people out opening morning that come from the neighboring property, the following Saturday of regular spring turkey season I almost got shot by a trespasser. Is it possible to have a local CO respond the next time I catch this guy or any other trespassers on the land or should I keep turning them into the executive of the estate in hopes she hold up her promise to start prosecuting?

Late December 2013 I stumbled upon tire tracks from a side by side that had pulled up to a fence line in an open pasture, evidence in the snow would indicate a deer was shot from this vehicle and the passenger had exited the vehicle and walked 150yards into a picked corn field where there I found a gut pile...I called this in and a CO contacted me almost a week later and never did follow up on this....the other guy hunting this property has a side by side and has been busted in previous years by a nearby CO for poaching, my guess is he probably felt like he could get away with anything since nobody was around to look over the place. I watch over the place like a hawk, which is why I have permission to currently be there. Is it possible to have a few CO's I could contact if further issues arise?

[morrison]

The best way to accomplish this is to either contact District 5 Headquarters (monday to Friday 8am to 4 pm) at 7657953534 or Central Dispatch (available 24/7) at 8128379536. They will be able to put you in contact with the officer that is assigned to that particular area. I recommend that you obtain a letter from the executor stating what you have explained in this message about being the only one to have permission. It should include the fact that they are willing to prosecute the violators. The officer can keep this on file and will use it to expedite the process when someone is found to be on the property. Trespassing and/or hunting without consent requires the owner of the property to be willing to prosecute the individuals. Having this documented in writing assists the officer with filing charges. If you have additional questions, let me know. thanks.