NewsSeptember 19, 2019
Utah police use sirens to drive bear up tree for relocation
OREM, Utah -- Orem police used their vehicle sirens to drive a 2-year-old bear up a tree after its presence in the central Utah caused traffic delays Wednesday morning. State Division of Wildlife Resources spokeswoman Faith Heaton Jolley said division personnel then were able to tranquilize the bear and remove it from the tree. Jolley said the bear was placed in a trap and relocated to the Wasatch Mountains...
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OREM, Utah -- Orem police used their vehicle sirens to drive a 2-year-old bear up a tree after its presence in the central Utah caused traffic delays Wednesday morning. State Division of Wildlife Resources spokeswoman Faith Heaton Jolley said division personnel then were able to tranquilize the bear and remove it from the tree. Jolley said the bear was placed in a trap and relocated to the Wasatch Mountains.
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