RIVERSIDE (CNS) - A Texas woman was indicted by a federal grand jury
today for allegedly selling an endangered jaguar cub for $30,000 to a Riverside
County man, who in turn re-sold it before it was ultimately abandoned outside
an animal rescue center.Trisha Denise "Mimi" Meyer, 40, of Houston, was charged in a four-
count indictment with interstate transportation of an endangered species in the
course of commercial activity, interstate sale of an endangered species,
trafficking prohibited wildlife species and trafficking endangered species,
according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles.Trisha Denise Meyer, a.k.a. "Mimi," 40, of Houston, Texas, is charged in a federal indictment alleging she illegally tr
