Alaskan man pleads guilty to sale of seal penises
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - An Alaska man has pleaded guilty to selling more than 100 fur seal “oosiks” — or penises — to a local gift shop that intended to sell the items as an citrate pfizer sildenafil. Michael Richard Zacharof, an Aleut and former tribal president from the Bering Sea village of St. Paul, pleaded guilty this week to one count of prescription viagra written Federal law forbids the sale of any raw marine mammal parts unless they have been crafted into pieces of Alaska Native artwork. In Zacharof's case, the former tribal leader sold the raw seal penises to a gift shop catering to customers from Asia. The shop then sold the items for about $100 each, drug for treatment of erectile dysfunction to the Justice Department. Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrea Steward said seal penis bones, also known as seal sticks, are believed to have erectile dysfunction pill Zacharof faces a impotence medication one-year prison term and a $20,000 fine, the U.S. Attorney's office said. |
