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‘Erratic’ coyote put down after attacking two men and a dog in York County<\/strong> Ted Czech The coyote carcass was submitted to a lab for testing, the results of which may be released this week. In light of the animal’s behavior, it’s possible it was rabid, according to Game Commission spokesman Travis Lau.<\/p>\n “I think that’s certainly a possibility, especially since we’re dealing with multiple incidents and possibly the same animal,” he said. <\/p>\n Coyotes live in all of the state’s 67 counties, but typically are wary of people and their dwellings, although they are known to attack livestock and pets, Lau said.<\/p>\n “Its behavior is completely uncharacteristic of coyotes that we usually deal with … it’s erratic behavior,” said Amy Nabozny, a warden with the Game Commission in Huntingdon County. “For them to approach humans is not something we see.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 1 \/ 0 \/ 0 Kingsport Police Blotter: Bounty hunter, city man exchange gunfire in Lynn Garden<\/strong><\/p>\n MATTHEW LANE According to an incident report from the Kingsport Police Department, officers responded to the Soapy Sudz Coin Laundry on Lynn Garden Drive around 3 p.m. on Tuesday. Two bounty hunters for Volunteer Bonding Company \u2014 Jerry Rector and Ty Schneider \u2014 told police they were looking for Daniel McGuire of Kingsport.<\/p>\n The two men told police they went inside the laundromat and saw McGuire, then stepped outside to talk briefly and make sure they had their handcuffs. However, according to the report, McGuire walked outside, pulled a pistol from his waistband and aimed it at one of the bounty hunters.<\/p>\n Rector told police he drew his firearm and shot at McGuire, who then ran away, firing his weapon. Schneider said he pulled his firearm and tried to open fire but his ammunition was not loaded properly.<\/p>\n A woman at the scene told police she saw McGuire draw a pistol and point it at the two bounty hunters. The case has since been turned over to the KPD detective division.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nA Pennsylvania Game Commission warden called the incident “isolated,” as coyotes are typically very elusive and wary of people.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nA coyote displaying “erratic behavior” by attacking two men and a dog in Newberry Township this week was killed Tuesday by a resident, according to a Pennsylvania Game Commission warden.<\/p>\n
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\nKINGSPORT \u2014 A brief exchange of gunfire took place at a Lynn Garden laundromat last week when two bounty hunters confronted a 37-year-old man they were searching for.<\/p>\n