I think those charges were dismissed once it was ascertained they indeed filed the correct paperwork for the hunt. (It was likely filed in the first place in response to the overseas public reaction. Domestically the people didn’t care since they have too many lions roaming around [the reason the country actually invites foreigners to hunt] and were happy to have one less. Overseas they reacted as they did since this was a popular tourist animal with a name that many folks got attached to almost like a pet. In Africa they are a lot more concerned with feeding people and maintaining the public health than protecting wild lions.) In any event, that wasn’t an infraction by the dentist.
