Policia në Kaliforni ka publikuar pamje nga kamerat kur një ari hyn në kuzhinën e një shtëpie dhe vjedh një ëmbëlsirë.
Pronari i shtëpisë e kishte thirrur Policinë duke i treguar se është mbyllur në njërën nga dhomat në katin e mësipërm derisa një ari po qëndronte në katin e parë, shkruan Upi.
Policia tha se pronari ia kishte hedhur çelësin e shtëpisë nga dritarja në mënyrë që ata të hynin nga dera e pasme.
“Derisa policët hynë brenda në ndërtesë ata e panë ariun në kuzhinë. Ariu kishte ngrënë ëmbëlsirën që sapo ishte gatuar”, thuhet në njoftimin e tyre.
Pas hyrjes së Policisë, ariu ka dalë nga shtëpia.
Bear entered Simi Valley Residence On Saturday, September 3, 2022, at approximately 6 pm, the Simi Valley Police Department received two calls from residents of a bear sighting. The bear was sighted in the back yards of residences in the 5700 block of Cherokee Cir. One of the residents reported the bear was rummaging through their trash and swimming in the pool. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife was contacted. On Sunday, September 4, 2022, at approximately 10 am, the Simi Valley Police Department received a 9-1-1 call from a resident in the 2600 block of Blossom St. The resident reported a bear was in her house and that she and her son were locked in the bedrooms upstairs. The bear entered her residence through an open kitchen door. Upon arrival at the residence, the officers obtained the keys from the homeowner through the second-story window. The officers unlocked the front door and entered the residence armed with a less lethal launcher. The launcher deploys a large rubber projectile and was intended to be used on the bear to scare it out of the residence. As the officers entered the residence, they observed the bear in the kitchen. It appeared the bear ate a freshly baked cake and rummaged through the refrigerator. The bear was scared off by the officers’ presence and ran out the door and into the backyard. The bear then left the backyard and climbed a tree. After 10 minutes, the bear climbed down and retreated back into the hills. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife was notified about the bear in the area. The Simi Valley Police Department would like to remind residents of the following to prevent possible bear encounters and if there is a bear in your backyard. •Secure trash cans and remove any attractants such as pet food and bird feeders. •Enclose your compost pile. •Keep your grill clean and free of drippings as possible. •Check your yard before letting out your dog. •Stay calm and do not approach the bear. •From a safe distance, make loud noises, shout, or bang pots and pans to scare the bear away.
Posted by Simi Valley Police Department on Tuesday, September 6, 2022