Deputy Crotty, Corporal Borges and Lt. Fridley responded this morning to a call for a bear stuck in a vehicle. This was in Greenwood Heights.
They tied a rope to a tree and from a distance opened the door. The bear got out and ran off.
Owner of the car had no idea how the bear got into the car.
HCSO Press Release:
On 07-10-17 Humboldt County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a residence on Greenwood Heights for a call of a bear locked in a vehicle. Once on scene Corporal Borges, Deputy Crotty and Lieutenant Fridley found a gray faced adult black bear locked in a vehicle. The bear was very aggressive and snapped at the window anytime someone would get close to the vehicle. With the help of vehicle owner the vehicle was unlocked. Deputies tied a length of rope to the door handle, wrapped it around a tree and fed it back to a patrol vehicle. From a safe distance the rope was pulled which opened the door and allowed the bear to exit the vehicle. It is unknown how the bear was able to get into the vehicle. The bear was unharmed and last seen
running into the brush.
To view a video of the bear rescue go to the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office face book page located at www.facebook.com/humboldtcountysheriff
why does it seem if i don't have fb i don't deserve to see these things. i couldn't watch it in loco as i don't seem to have the program fb loads on a puter to allow their patrons to view videos there...
ReplyDeleteanyway, the way people drive around here i'm beginning to think a bear might drive better, no matter what its level of aggression might be.